Health

Warning of budget black hole due to rising health costs

The Scottish Fiscal Commission said the government faced a shortfall of 11.1 per cent over the period 2030-31 to 2074-75, meaning it would need to reduce spending or increase tax revenues each year by an average of £14 billion in 2024-25 prices.

Harry Burns: Scotland's health is far behind where we should be

The former chief medical officer says the prescription for major public health issues is already known

Good food for all

Creating a greater understanding

New challenges

Burnham sets out vision for “whole person service”

A critical friend

Right from the Start

Righting a wrong

Plain speaking

Gimme Shelter

Try, try again

Access all areas

It's good to talk

Clinical Director of Scottish Government’s Quality Unit appointed to safety group

In safe hands

More than a number

Everyday People

Pain relief

Talking it over

Taking control

Interview: Alex Neil MSP

A growing concern

The next chapter

Remember me

Deep End