Lossiemouth

The Typhoons were launched from RAF Lossiemouth after two Russian planes were detected near UK airspace.

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A secondary in Moray and two primaries in Dumfries and Galloway are both shut due to the virus.

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Wednesday's incident came amid military activity, including training, in and around Scotland.

The upgrade at Lossiemouth was needed so it could accommodate new maritime patrol aircraft.

The couple had to be rescued from Lossiemouth's east beach on Wednesday night.

The 45-year-old from Lossiemouth fell from the fishing boat four miles from Stonehaven.

The quick reaction alert incident was the second in days for the Leuchars-based crews.

The RAF Typhoons, which are currently operating from Leuchars in Fife, made the interception.

The primary in Lossiemouth is undergoing a deep clean so it can be opened to all other pupils.

The continuing impact of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic is being blamed.

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The Typhoons were meant to land in Kinloss in Moray but flew to Coningsby in Lincolnshire and Stornoway in Lewis.

The P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft flew from Kinloss to the English Channel earlier on Wednesday.

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The Kinloss-based P-8 Poseidon monitored the ship in its first operational mission.

The so-called Quick Reaction Alert team are used to intercept unidentified aircraft approaching UK airspace.