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Peter Bennie, Chairman of the British Medical Association's Scottish Council, has called for a "fundamental shift" away from an "over-reliance" on targets in the NHS. He said targets created a culture of blame, and that the focus should be on delivering the best care for patients.
LAURA ASKS
Do NHS targets work for you? Do we need to rethink these waiting time targets?

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ASK THE DENTIST
How do you cure a burned mouth? Our resident dentist Dr Ambi Jeyabalan answers your dental dilemmas. You can call 0808 5 92 95 00 or text 80295

WILLIAM GLEN
The Normandy war veteran and ex plumber who has just completed his first book....at the age of 96.

FIRST FOOTING
Broadcaster Lesley Riddoch says that Scots need to rediscover first footing in 2018 - why has it fallen out of popularity and what are the dos and don'ts when it comes to the tradition?

CALORIES
Public Health England has said that adults are over eating by two to three hundred calories a day.
They are set to publish new guidelines in the New Year urging adults to follow the '400-600-600' rule.
Should Scotland follow suit and what would that look like on your plate? Tam Fry is the Chairman for the National Obesity Forum, Amanda Hamilton is a Nutritionist and Stephen Morrison has been struggling with his weight for over 4 years.

QUICK FIRE QUESTIONS
Boxers or briefs? Queen or The Queen? Rachel or Monica? Just some of the questions Prince Harry put to former US president Barack Obama. But are quick fire questions the best way to get to the truth?

FESTIVE SEASON RELATIONSHIP DAMAGE
CEO of Relationships Scotland Stuart Valentine says that his organisation sees a spike in calls from people who are feeling the strain over the festive period. So how do you manage relationships with family and friends over Christmas and New Year?

THINK YOU HAVE A BOOK IN YOU?
After hearing from the war veteran who wrote his first book aged 96...is there a book in you? We're joined by author Sara Sheridan.

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