Maree Todd: “A diagnosis is just one part of someone's experience. What matters most is that people get the right support at the…”

While this funding will enable services to resume from October, I recognise that islanders have lost confidence in the reliability of these links.

The increase in deaths involving cocaine, and the continued threat from dangerous synthetic opioids like nitazenes, must drive more coordinated action across the country.

By restricting the promotion of less healthy food and drink we can make it easier for people to make healthier choices, improving health and wellbeing and creating a Scotland where everyone eats well and has a healthy weight.

People feel more able to come forward and talk about their mental health, which is a welcome sign that stigma is decreasing.