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Sunday saw 1,159 new cases confirmed in Scotland.
1,241 people were in hospital and 100 were in intensive care.
There were no new deaths recorded.

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Last updated: Monday, 16 November, 2020, 07:13
- The Prime Minister is currently self isolating after being in contact with an MP who has tested positive.
- Covid scientists have predicted normality to return to the UK by next winter.
- John Swinney has said that Level 4 lockdown in Scotland is 'not inevitable'.
One in three children say they have been bullied during the pandemic and a growing number have reported incidents of cyberbullying, a survey has found.
It suggests nearly two in five children were worried about bullying when they returned to class at the start of term after months of school closures.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, which commissioned the survey, said Covid-19 may have changed the way bullying is happening this year, with rising numbers reporting incidents online and in the community.
The poll, which questioned more than 2,000 secondary school pupils in England in October, found that 33% had been bullied in the last six months.
Of those who have been victims of bullying, nearly one in five (19%) said it happened once a week, while 7% said it was every day.
Overall, 38% said the bullying had taken place online, a rise from 29% in a pre-Covid survey last year.
One young person who took part in the survey said his Chinese friend had been bullied because of coronavirus, while another reported that people coughed at each other and said they had Covid-19.
The poll, published ahead of the start of Anti-Bullying Week on Monday, found that the majority of children (65%) believed having lots of good friends can help protect young people from being bullied.
But the number of young people reporting they had more than one close friend appears to have fallen during the pandemic, from 91% in March to 86% in October.
It found that 38% of children were anxious about bullying when returning to school in September.
Of those who had been bullied, nearly three-quarters (74%) said it took place in school and 26% said it occurred on the journey to and from school.
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Eight Fife schools investigated for links to positive COVID cases
NHS Fife has confirmed that its public health test and protect team has been investigating COVID-19 cases primary and secondary schools in Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes, Buckhaven and Cupar.
John Swinney says Level 4 lockdown in central Scotland 'not inevitable'
The Deputy First Minister today suggested more severe restrictions were not guaranteed, despite new figures showing 1,159 new cases of coronavirus were recorded in the past 24 hours.
Boris Johnson self-isolating after close contact with infected MP
The Prime Minister has been told to avoid others after Tory MP Lee Anderson tested positive for coronavirus.
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Source: scotsman.com
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