Every school pupil in Scotland is to be taught vital life-saving skills in a bid to cut the death toll among people who suffer a cardiac arrest.
About 50,000 young people will receive the training each year which it is hoped could save thousands of lives.
The British Heart Foundation had launched a campaign in 2018, urging local councils to work with them.
Moray, Falkirk and Fife councils have now pledged to join the 29 other local authorities already signed up.
It is thought about 3,500 people a year in Scotland suffer a cardiac arrest away from hospital.
Only about one in 12 of them survive.