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Mr Kent, who last year helped in Beirut after a deadly bomb blast, said it was not the time to let the guard down against the deadly virus.
This would continue the freeze on fuel duty under the Conservatives who first introduced the policy in 2010.
Police are marking the end of LGBT History Month with a reflection on the progress being made in the Scottish police force.
Care assistant Tracey Grundy has been struck of the social services register.
The letter outlines the plans for primary one to three, and confirms that pupils in primary four to seven should not expect to return before March 15.
The research will look at using two interventions for farmers and crofters.
Funding will go from £58.2million in 2020/21 to £67.6million in 2021/22 – an increase of almost £10million or 16 per cent.
Officers are advising people who have to make essential trips they must keep updated on weather and road conditions.
Last month, Scottish Labour revealed the existence of a cash worth over half a billion pounds in Scottish Water and its subsidiaries
UHI said we all have a role to play in tackling racism and it is committed to working constructively with students.
Weather warnings for snow and rain remain in place for much for the Highlands today lasting until Saturday.
The 43-year-old is due to appear in Inverness Sheriff Court on Wednesday February 3.
Andy Kent (56), a consultant based at Raigmore Hospital, arrived with a team of 11 medics in Eswatini on Sunday.
Organisers thanked LGBTQ+ community for its understanding
Ben Ferguson (21) says sharing his photos with others has really helped him during lockdown.
A team of workers from Dingwall has been praised for helping save the lives of a family in a Black Isle house fire.
The ongoing lockdown restrictions in place are severely reducing the number of people travelling.
Winter Pride will go ahead in the Highlands this year – thanks to a £5000 funding boost.
Some services will be reduced due to the lockdown.
It may be the key to bringing wealth into the area.
