There are early signs that the rapid rise in cases in recent weeks could be starting to slow down.
The ONS estimated that about 312,800 people had the virus in Scotland last week - the highest since early April.
The ONS data showed that the infections in Scotland have increased at a slower rate than in other UK nations over the past week, which experts hope could be an indication that they will soon begin to fall again. In an email to all staff, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's chief executive said the situation was exacerbated by people being off on holiday, and admitted that the health board was having to work with "less than optimal staffing levels".
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