Scotland's 'two-week circuit breaker coronavirus lockdown to start at 7pm on Friday'
in a “circuit breaker” to curb the spread of Covid.
They wrote: “The question arises, why would the government do this? The answer might be that having conducted a highly effective psychological fear project against the population, restrictions are really popular. At her daily briefing on Monday, Ms Sturgeon admitted extra travel restrictions “within Scotland and from Scotland to other places” were being looked at.
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