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Age Scotland has experienced an increase in people contacting their helpline.
The latest Covid-19 developments dominate the papers on Saturday, including warnings of tighter lockdown regulations.
It came as a pandemic modeller advising the Government warned that Britain had ‘painted itself into a corner’ with no clear exit strategy.
The winner will be announced via email on Saturday – along with the results for the deputy leadership race.
Thomas Harvey, who worked as a nurse for 20 years, was showing symptoms of Covid-19.
Detective Steve Ford has been described by colleagues as a talented officer and a dedicated family man.
On Thursday, Health Secretary Matt Hancock committed to raising testing numbers to 100,000 tests a day by the end of April.
A number of people who attended the event have now reported symptoms.
The singer is in Los Angeles with his family.
Police were called to a fire at a property in Hemel Hempstead last Sunday and found three bodies.
Only 832 flights were handled in UK airspace on Thursday compared to 7,240 the previous year, the National Air Traffic Service said.
The footage was recorded on the evening the 16-year-old went missing.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirmed he lost his sense of taste while ill with coronavirus but experts say it is not part of the ‘case definition’.
The First Minister emphasised the unity of purpose within the executive in the wake of the latest dispute between ministers.
It is one of three national trials covering each major stage of the disease.
Jeff Lavington from South Wales caught the virus while recovering from a stroke.
The Department for Work and Pensions is recruiting 5,000 frontline staff to help it meet demand.
Ruth May said she wanted to honour nurses Areema Nasreen and Aimee O’Rourke, two nurses who died after contracting Covid-19.
It came after a teacher was praised as ‘extraordinary’ for creating masks for NHS workers using a 3D printer in her classroom.
Joe Wicks wore a Spider-Man costume for a Friday PE session.
