'Ring in 2021 at home': Scots warned against Hogmanay partying

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'Ring in 2021 at home': Scots warned against Hogmanay partying

'Ring in 2021 at home': Scots warned against Hogmanay partying

Sky News

Published 30 Dec 2020

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has urged people to stay at home for Hogmanay following a rise in coronavirus cases in Scotland since Christmas.

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