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Graham Stewart takes your calls on the day's big news stories.

Graham Stewart takes your calls, texts and emails on the day's big news stories.

The biggest phone-in on Scottish radio, Graham Stewart takes your calls on the day's big news stories.

Morning Extra: Have councils been caught out by the winter?

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02/12/2008

Have councils been caught out by the winter?

BBC Radio Scotland - Morning Extra, Have councils been caught out by the winter?

Your calls on this morning's road conditions; and Whatever happened to neighbourliness?

Graham Stewart takes your calls on this morning's treacherous road conditions; and Whatever happened to neighbourliness?

Icy roads and heavy snow have been causing treacherous conditions on the roads this morning. With many of you texting us to complain, have local authorities been slow to bring out the gritters?

Whatever happened to neighbourliness?

Loneliness has increased in Scotland over the last 40 years, according to research commissioned by the BBC. Changing UK - a study conducted by Sheffield University - looked at how nations and regions within Britain have altered over the past four decades. Among its findings is the fact that Scotland is the third loneliest region in the UK, with Edinburgh having the largest number of lonely people. Do you make a lot of effort to befriend your neighbours, or can you think of nothing worse than spending time with the people who live on your road?

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