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Scotland will not be cowed by the weight of history, says captain Andy Robertson, as he pledged "the hopes of a nation" can inspire his side in the Euro 2020 play-off final with Serbia.

Monthly data published on Covid-19 deaths in Scotland, showing more detail on age, gender and location.

St Mirren expect a verdict by the end of November after defending themselves "robustly" at a SPFL hearing into alleged Covid-19 regulation breaches.

Staff in Aberdeen are asked to switch off the contact tracing software as further clarity is sought.

The BBC finds only two health boards are working on long term strategies for dealing with Post-Covid Syndrome.

Fly-half Duncan Weir makes his first start since 2016 as Scotland kick off their Autumn Nations Cup campaign in Italy.

Six people from two households will be able to meet in a home in the Northern and Western Isles from Friday.

Students in England and Wales are being asked to travel by 9 December after being tested for coronavirus.

Mike Cursiter was working as a police officer after moving to Australia in 2013.

Watch highlights of Scotland's Euro 2020 play-off final with Serbia on Thursday on BBC Scotland.

World War One Gunner Peter Liddiard died at the age of 24 in 1918 but did not have an official war grave.

Glasgow City's meeting with Hibernian on Sunday will be the latest Scottish Women's Premier League game streamed live by BBC Sport Scotland.

A fund for the families of three men killed in the Stonehaven train derailment raises more than £142,000.

National 5 exams in Scotland have already been cancelled for 2021 but Highers are currently scheduled to go ahead.

But in the past 24 hours a further 64 people who had tested positive for the virus have died.

Steve Clarke is attempting to become the ninth manager to lead the Scotland men's team to a major tournament. Can you name the eight who have done so previously?