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Bowel cancer cases in under-50s at record high in Scotland (opens the original)
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The number of people under the age of 50 being diagnosed with bowel cancer in Scotland has reached a record high, with almost 290 new cases in 2024, new figures show. Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in Scotland and is more often diagnosed in older people, with those over 50 offered screening in an attempt to detect it early. However, new figures from Public Health Scotland, external show incidence has jumped by 38% in the under-50s over the past decade, with rates among younger wom
How affordable are Edinburgh's festivals? (opens the original)
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Edinburgh is home to one of the world's biggest cultural events every summer as it is transformed into a festival city. The Scottish capital hosts the Fringe, the International Festival and the Military Tattoo alongside film, art and book festivals during August. Complaints about soaring prices in the city are nothing new – but recent years have seen increasing concerns about the cost of attending its summer festivals. So how affordable is the city for acts and audiences? BBC Scotland has analys
Which area has the best grades? Five key takeaways from Scotland's exam results (opens the original)
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The results are in. More than 130,000 Scottish students have found out how they did in their exams. From the gender split to council-level trends, BBC Scotland has been digging into the numbers behind the results. Here are five things we have learned from the 2026 Scottish exam results. The number of pupils achieving an A, B or C grade at National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher has increased slightly on last year. The figure for the National 5 qualifications, taken by the majority of pupils at 15
GP walk-in clinics see low attendance rates, new figures show (opens the original)
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A series of walk-in GP clinics which the Scottish government said would end the "8am rush" for appointments have seen low attendance rates, first figures show. Public Health Scotland data, external records that just over 2,000 patients were seen across six centres last month. GP leaders in Scotland, who previously argued that money would be better spent on core services, urged ministers to accept the scheme was failing. Health Secretary Angela Constance said she was encouraged by the "developmen
International net migration in Scotland at lowest level in five years (opens the original)
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Scotland's population grew by less than 0.1% in the year to mid-2025, with international net migration at its lowest level in five years, official statistics, external reveal. Figures published by the National Records of Scotland (NRS) shows the country's population was estimated to be 5,545,500 - an increase of 2,200. International net migration decreased to 9,300 people - the lowest level since mid-2020 - while net migration between the rest of the UK and Scotland also fell to 8,600. The NRS s
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