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		</div><p>A further coronavirus patient in Scotland has died, bringing the total number of deaths to 41, the Scottish Government has announced.</p>
<p>In total, 1,384 people in Scotland have tested positive for the virus, up 139 from 1,245 on Saturday.</p>
<p>Daily figures published at 2pm showed that 13,889 Scottish tests have been conducted, with 12,505 tests confirmed as negative.</p>
<p>Greater Glasgow and Clyde has the most cases with 401, followed by Lothian with 188 and Lanarkshire with 184.</p>
<p>Scotland’s chief medical officer said on Friday that the true figure for those infected with coronavirus could be more than 65,000.</p>
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