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Scotland’s minimum unit pricing for alcohol has been branded a failure by some commentators after a report found evidence of some dependent drinkers cutting back on food and bills rather than alcohol because of the measure. → Read More
Someone described the Jubilee bank holiday to me as a “party at the end of Covid”. → Read More
The first case of monkeypox has been detected in Scotland, Public Health Scotland (PHS) has confirmed. → Read More
Eight months ago Linda Hamlet and her husband Paul were working in the oil and gas industry, living in Aberdeenshire with their two children, aged seven and ten. → Read More
The Livingston-based Covid vaccine manufacturer Valneva may lose an order from the European Commission for up to 60 million doses, it has said. → Read More
Health secretary Humza Yousaf has refused to admit to “historic failures” on NHS staffing before the Covid pandemic. → Read More
“Set your clock to Glencoe time,” entices the website, and arriving at the 145-year-old Ballachulish Hotel does feel like a highland escape. → Read More
A construction firm involved in the building of Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) has withdrawn from talks about cladding following concerns over fire safety. → Read More
Waiting times at Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments in Scotland were their worst on record in March, a new report has revealed. → Read More
When Nicola Meikle hit puberty she noticed her body began to seem different to those of her friends, and that she worse larger clothes sizes. → Read More
Campaigners have called for answers about the Scottish Government’s care home policies during the pandemic after the discharge of untested patients from hospitals to care homes in England was ruled unlawful. → Read More
A breast cancer charity has raised “deep concern” as new figures show continuing health inequalities and a 40 per cent drop in breast cancer screening during the pandemic. → Read More
The percentage of patients waiting over four hours at Accident and Emergency (A&E departments in Scotland has slightly improved but remains the fifth-worst since records began. → Read More
When Claire Caballero’s 16-year-old daughter Kat became ill at school one day last month, her first thought was to call her GP. → Read More
Three quarters of Scottish GPs have faced increased verbal abuse from patients during the pandemic, a survey has found. → Read More
Scots waited up to 21 hours for an ambulance during the first wave of Omicron, new figures reveal. → Read More
Ten people waited for more than three days at Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments in a single week in January, Scotland on Sunday can reveal, in what the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has called the “most shameful indicator of the dire state of urgent and emergency care in Scotland”. → Read More
One in 12 people in Scotland had Covid last week, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) estimates, as hospitalisations rose again to the highest figure on record. → Read More
The number of Scots paying for private healthcare has increased by two-thirds during the pandemic, new figures show. → Read More
The number of people in hospital with Covid in Scotland has risen again, following a slight dip. → Read More