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SP Energy Networks have announced that they will give an additional £150 in compensation to customers who were left without power for more than 48 hours following Storm Arwen.

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Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterTwenty-six new cases of the coronavirus have been detected in Scotland within the last 24 hours.Half of the number of positive tests, 13, originate within the NHS Grampian region.The city of Aberdeen remains in lockdown due to clusters of cases being diagnosed in the Granite City in the last fortnight.Scotland's COVID-19 death toll remains at 2,491.However, data from the National Records of Scotland (NRS) shows 4,213 deaths had been registered up to Sunday, August 9 where the disease was mentioned on the death certificate.Across Scotland, a total of 19,358 positive tests have been recorded since the end of February from 428,128 tests carried

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA further 65 people have been diagnosed with the coronavirus in Scotland.The Scottish Government published information this afternoon as part of its daily update on how the virus is impacting on the nation.Eighteen new cases have been detected in the NHS Grampian region where the authorities locked down the city of Aberdeen following a significant upsurge in positive tests.Meanwhile, another 12 cases have been recorded in the NHS Lanarkshire region in the last 24 hours.Scotland's COVID-19 death toll remains at 2,491.However, data from the National Records of Scotland (NRS) shows 4,213 deaths had been registered up to Sunday, August 9 where the

Nicola Sturgeon has warned pubs and restaurants face tougher laws to ensure they collect contact details from all customers in case of a virus outbreak. The First Minister did not rule out bringing in new legislation to beef-up existing rules on how licensed premises in Scotland can operate safely during lockdown.