Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross THE Scottish Conservatives have launched a plan to ease coronavirus restrictions at a faster pace, protect jobs and tackle the looming economic crisis. The party said its proposals would speed up the current approach by around three weeks, based on the success of the vaccine scheme and public health data. Its three-phase rebuilding roadmap includes an ambition for full employment by 2025 and emergency legislation to protect jobs. It also includes proposals for an internal UK tourism drive and a national exporting campaign , alongside other schemes. Under the Scottish Tory plans, gyms would reopen immediately and bars and restaurants could serve alcohol indoors from April 26.