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The Welsh Government said the changes meant Wales will have moved to Alert Level 3.
The launch of the pro-independence Alba Party was the first key talking point of the campaign.
Canvassing for votes has been very different thanks to Covid-19, while approaches to recovery have shaped party policy.
Voters go to the polls on Thursday to elect their MSPs.
Disquiet in the football world and more on Britain’s return to normality feature prominently in the nation’s Monday papers.
Stu Berry, chairman of the Greater Manchester Police Federation, said officers are not ‘punchbags for people protesting’ a cause.
Around 5,000 people packed into Sefton Park in Liverpool for an outdoor gig.
A platform hosting a breeding pair in north Wales was destroyed on Friday.
Antony Blinken will discuss trade, Iran and China with Mr Raab.
Sefton Park in Liverpool is hosting the outdoor gig which includes a performance by Blossoms.
Frank McEwan has a terminal diagnosis but has committed to 100 laps of Rutland Water.
Boris Johnson promised ‘the UK will always be there for India’ as he committed fresh assistance.
Iranian state TV reported that the mother-of-one might soon be released, although the British Government has downplayed the news.
The legal limit of 30 mourners will be removed as part of the next stage of lockdown easing.
Gary Yates, 58, has been practising his counting for weeks and raised more than £1,000 for charity in the process.
NHS officials have asked Instagram to shut down accounts that promote Apetamin.
Surrey Police said the youngsters were ‘lucky’ not to have been more seriously affected.
The Foreign Office said ‘legal discussions are ongoing’.
The SNP and other pro-independence parties want a second vote on independence, something their rivals are determined to prevent from happening.
It was said the UK had agreed to pay the £400 million debt over the non-delivery of tanks dating back to the 1970s.
