IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS

Changes from May 17

● Country moves to Level 2

● People allowed to meet up in small numbers in each other’s houses again

● Further hospitality reopening

● Resumption of contact sports for adults

● Up to four people from two households can socialise indoors in a private home, and six from three households in public places

● Up to eight people from up to eight households can meet outdoors.

● Pubs can open and sell alcohol indoors until 10.30pm. Local licensing laws will apply outdoors

● Outdoor adult contact sport can restart

● Cinemas, theatres, comedy clubs, amusement arcades and bingo halls can open

● Universities and colleges can return to a more blended model of learning

● Non-professional performance arts can resume outdoors

● Outdoor and indoor events can resume. Maximum capacities indoors of 100, outdoors seated of 500 and outdoors free-standing of 250

From June 7

● Scotland moves from Level 2 to Level 1

● Up to eight people from up to three households can socialise indoors in a public place and up to six people from up to three households in a private place

● Up to 12 people from 12 households can socialise outdoors

● Hospitality can remain open indoors until 11pm

● Attendance at events can increase, with maximum capacities indoors of 200, outdoors seated of 1000 and outdoor freestanding of 500

● Funfairs and soft play can open

From late June

● Scotland moves from Level 1 to Level 0

● Up to 10 people from up to four households can meet indoors in a public place and up to eight people from up to four households in a private place

● The limits on meeting outdoors changes to 15 people from 15 households

● The number of people allowed at events will increase