First Minister John Swinney is asked by Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay about the latest cancer treatment waiting times.
Findlay says one in three cancer patients are not receiving treatment when they need it.
Swinney says he regrets that waiting times targets have not been achieved and says the performance against the 62-day standard is "not acceptable".
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says people will be losing their lives due to later diagnosis.
The first minister says Scotland is treating more patients with cancer on time than six years ago but he recognises there are still challenges with waiting times.
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Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay says one in three cancer patients are not receiving treatment within the target time. He asks the first minister if he accepts that this is unacceptable and asks what he will do to meet the treatment times.
This is the last FMQs before MSPs go on their holidays, but the politics has come thick and fast this week.
It was revealed the percentage of Scottish cancer patients receiving treatment within the target time was the lowest since records began.
In more bad news for the Scottish government, BMA Scotland chairman Dr Iain Kennedy said the NHS was "dying before our very eyes".
These two damning health stories will almost certainly feature in the questions asked by one, or all, of the opposition party leaders today.
Elsewhere, Rape Crisis described a "staggering" 15% rise in the number of rapes and attempted rapes recorded in Scotland last year as "alarming".
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John Swinney will be asked questions by Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and Scottish Lib Dems leader Alex Cole-Hamilton.
We know backbench MSPs will ask about a Sarcoma UK report, visitor levys and supporting low income households.
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