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. >> the nrs also found that deaths linked to drug misuse were more common today than in 2000. >> joanajue gb news scotland reporter tony maguire. good morning tony. just just help us to understand these figures a little bit more. does this mean that the issue with drug deaths is getting worse in scotland, or slightly better ? slightly better? >> well, certainly. you know , >> well, certainly. you know, empirically, this year's drug death figures were undoubtedly worse than last year's 121 more than last year to be precise, which, as we heard in the bulletins, there is around 12%. however if we look back, then actually the this year's figures is the second lowest since the year 2000. and that kind of shows a somewhere in the system. and there are medical professionals that are getting on top of it. now, this year's figures, a lot of people were waiting quite tentatively for last year's saw 21% drop in the number of drug deaths here in scotland, and that raised questions of whether it was a fluke or something to do with data recording. but sure enough, this year the figures remain somewh

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the nrs also found that deaths linked to drug misuse were more common today than in 2000. >> we are literally eu is way behind this. it's unbelievable. joining us now to discuss this is former snp glasgow city councillor austin sheridan. austin thank you very, very much. i mean this has all happened under the snp. the top of the wrong league table aren't they. what's going on. >> oh well drug legislation is up to westminster and you know so at the end of the day the snp don't don't control, for example, legislation around drugs and how they're controlled. however they're one part of the snp do have control of is health. and what tends to happenis of is health. and what tends to happen is that when people obviously, you know, intake all through , through, through drug through, through, through drug taking, etc. and it then becomes a health matter. so, so my personal and belief is that drug legislation should be devolved to the scottish parliament. >> and of course, it should be treated as a health issue, >> but that doesn't explain why it's so particularly bad in scotland, though, does it? you