What is opening today

■ Places of worship can re-open for congregational services, communal prayer and contemplation with physical distancing. Numbers will be limited to 50 and singing of hymns and communal chanting will still be banned.

■ The majority of Scotland’s tourism sector can begin to restart, with guests now allowed to stay in hotels and on campsites and visit tourist attractions across the country.

■ Indoor hospitality can also reopen, including cafes, restaurants and bars which can begin accepting patrons indoors from today.

■ Hairdressers and barbers with enhanced hygiene measures. This will mean physical distancing with marked areas between seats and treatment stations, as well as perspex screens installed at workstations, including reception areas if possible. Bookings will be by appointment only with times staggered to minimise overlap of clients, as well as the retention of customer details for four weeks to share details for Test and Protect. Face coverings will also be mandatory for staff and customers with visors recommended for staff.

■ Museums, galleries, monuments, libraries, various other visitor attractions, cinemas (including drive-ins and venues screening films). Guidance has been issued by ministers on establishing physical distancing taking account of capacity, queue management, signage and markings, as well as enhanced hand hygiene measures and cleaning advice. There is also guidance for customers to ensure they know how to plan ahead.

■ All childcare providers can open subject to individual provider arrangements

■ Easing of restrictions on attendance at funerals, marriage ceremonies and civil partnerships registrations, with physical distancing, although numbers will be limited to 20.