Almost three in 10 urgently referred patients are waiting longer than 62 days for their first treatment.

The temporary ban on drugs being given to under-18s questioning their gender identity had already been extended twice.

BBC Scotland understands the review found that about 10 patients had potentially been affected.

Documents show one patient at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital was left in the back of an ambulance for six hours with a fractured hip.

Audit Scotland says decisions may needed about whether some services can be provided by the NHS.

Clinicians raised concerns with management three months before a critical incident was declared.

The deal will see senior doctors earn between £10,000 and £13,500 more each year.

Water had leaked into rooms in the neonatal unit on the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow.