The Scottish may have to continue to wear facial masks for years, warns Nicola Sturgeon

The bikes may have to continue to wear masks in public spaces for many years, said Nicola Sturgeon.

The Prime Minister suggested that the covers would be the price to pay to raise other restrictions and live with COVID.

His position contrasts strongly with that of Boris Johnson, who wants to start lifting the sidewalks in England by the end of this month.

The SNP chief introduced much more severe measures against the Scottish in the battle against Omicron.

They include social distancing in pubs and restaurants, the closure of nightclubs and a limit of 500 people in football matches.

She claims that this decision helped stop the virus, even if Scotland infection rates are higher than those in England.

And the Prime Minister undergoes increasing pressure to soften the restrictions and align his approach to that of the Prime Minister.

The hotel owners have told him to put an end to his "bet" on more severe restrictions that strike companies.

They say that the measures, introduced the day after Christmas, have made "no significant difference" in Omicron's spread.

Many Scottish Young Simply went to England to celebrate New Years in pubs and clubs.

Ms. Sturgeon should lift restrictions on outdoor events like sports games when she will update Holyrood this afternoon.

But it is about to maintain punitive measures in place for interior places such as bars and restaurants.

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And before the announcement, she suggested masks: could be necessary in the longer term to allow us to live with "Covid.

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She said to Stv: "Sometimes when you hear people talking about learning to live with Covid, what seems to be suggested, is that a morning, we will wake up and no longer have to worry about it,and that we will have nothing to do to try to contain and control it.

"This is not what I mean when I say learning to live with.Instead, we will have to ask ourselves what adaptations to pre-countryic life.

“The covers, for example, could be necessary in the longer term to allow us to live with with much fewer protection measures.»»

Des restrictions « nuisibles»» aux entreprises

Ses remarques sont intervenues alors que les chefs d’entreprise écossais ont averti que les restrictions de Covid faisaient « d’énormes dégâts»» à certains secteurs.

Aberdeen and the Grampian Chamber of Commerce have found that two thirds of the bosses think that Scotland measures are no longer proportionate.

And more than two in five companies there warn that they must reduce their workforce if the restrictions remain in place.

AGCC director Ryan Crighton said: "The Prime Minister must announce the end of these damaging restrictions this week.

"Not to do it, even survives many companies in danger and jobs at stake.»»

Le chef des conservateurs écossais, Douglas Ross, a également exhorté Mme Sturgeon à fournir « un peu de lumière au bout du tunnel»» en publiant un calendrier hors verrouillage.

Boris Johnson hopes to start lifting the restrictions on plan B in England during their exam on January 26.

The Minister of Health, Ed Argar, said today: "We have seen these cases in recent days, in particular in London, start to stabilize and down and hospitalizations start to slow down.

"It is absolutely vital that as soon as we can do it in complete safety, as soon as we are able to do so, we relax these restrictions.

"For example, working at home or otherwise, and trying to bring our society back to normal when we learn to live with this virus.»»