'So we are trying in order to get pubs open, as one of the things we’re doing to try to lower the risk of transmission is keep that at a low level. 'We know that when people are shouting or speaking more loudly to be heard over music, then that creates more aerosol, so can potentially increase the risk of transmission. She said: 'None of what we’re doing right now is ideal, but we’re trying to get things back to normal while keeping the risk of transmission as low as possible. Speaking at her daily briefing this week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon insisted rules weren't 'set in stone'.
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