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Foresters' plea goes out to reduce pressure on emergency services after dry spell

Health board surpasses its financial target for 2019/20 after delivering a planned savings programme of £28 million

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said face coverings may provide some benefit in enclosed spaces.

They are concerned that the behaviour in some quarters could tarnish the region's 'well-deserved reputation for being a welcoming community'

The number of patients in Highland hospitals last night rose by 13 ­to 61 with five of these people being in intensive care

Crews attending at what is reported to be a heath blaze

He is joined by chef pal Nick Nairn for the visit which includes stop-offs at Rothiemurchus and with the local reindeer herd

The 'Table' provides immediate access to a range of food and toiletries with no referral process required

Staff have volunteered for new roles that include delivering food and essentials, processing business grants and welfare applications

Minutes' silence at 11am

'We don’t want our top people sitting in their bedrooms playing computer games'

The locations for the deployment have not yet been revealed with the logistics still being worked out

'It is important those working here have an up-to date knowledge of these wider rights that EU citizens have during the Transition Period'

Changes still leaves many thousands of job switchers penniless in pandemic crisis according to Labour's Rhoda Grant.

Forestry competition offers the chance

Latest cases take the region's tally to 228 since the outbreak began

High Life Highland says it wants to provide extra support for people living in the region during the current crisis

'Don't forget the animals' says SSPCA

People who have been furloughed or made redundant are being encouraged to develop their skills with the help of a new online resource.

Silent tribute prepared for tomorrow