What does level 2 mean for Glasgow and what can open today?
GLASGOW moves down to level 2 restrictions TODAY - meaning Scots can grab a pint indoors and hug their loved ones. The eased curbs also allow Glaswegians to meet-up with other households indoors despite soaring virus rates.  Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates  4 Bingo halls can reopen from TODAY Credit: AFP  4 Cinemas will also be allowed to welcome back members of the public Credit: Alamy  Pubs and restaurants will finally be allowed to serve alcohol indoors again after Glasgow was left the only city in UK prohibited from booze indoors. And for the first time since heightened restrictions cinemas, theatres concert halls and bingo halls can reopen. But soft play, nightclubs and adult entertainment venues remain closed. You can meet up to six people from three households in your home or theirs in level 2 - you can even stay overnight. The same meeting rules apply to gatherings in an indoor public place like a cafe, pub or restaurant. Outdoors as many as eight people from eight households can meet. Under-12s do not count towards the number of people or households meeting outside but are included indoors. Yes. Scots can hug their loved ones under level 2 restrictions. Eased curbs mean you do not need to physically distance from family and friends in a private home. Level 2 will allow more freedom to businesses to reopen in Scotland. Cafes, pubs and restaurants can reopen indoors with booze served for the first time when seated inside. Gyms, leisure centres and swimming pools will all remain open, with tourist accommodation and visitor attractions also allowed to open. Most read in News Breaking 'ETERNALLY LOVED' Teen dies in hospital after being hit by Audi in Loch Ness horror crash Latest SCRAP BLAZE Huge scrap car fire sends black smoke over Scots town as crews battle blaze Exclusive SICK PLOT Mum, 27, who faked terminal cancer & raised 22k shouldn't go to jail, family say MARCHES Orange Order plan several parades of up to 500 people in Glasgow this summer 'I'VE JUST KILLED' Sick Scot drowned his golden retriever in bath and sent ex pic of body Exclusive CLOSE ENCOUNTER UFOs swarming US military to send mankind warning over nukes, claims ex-cop  Cinemas, theatres, concert halls, amusement arcades casinos, bingo halls, bowling alleys , funfairs and snooker halls are all included in venues allowed to reopen in level 2 by the Scottish Government. Level 2 also allows for stadia and events to go ahead with maximum numbers under Government guidelines. That means outdoor seated and open space events can operate with up to 500 people, outdoor standing events can have 250. Small seated indoor events are limited to 100 people. Nicola Sturgeon says R number above 1 and says we might be in third wave of Covid  We pay for your stories and videos! Email us at scoop@thesun.co.uk or call 0141 420 5300