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A report has linked processed meats to early deaths. Kaye asks if you are worried.

A recent report suggests that two sausages and slice of bacon a day can increase the chance of an early death. Kaye asks whether you are worried.

A report out this morning suggests just two sausages and slice of bacon a day will increase the chances of an early death. Are you worried about eating processed meats?

It's been a year since the introduction of the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act and the Scottish Government has said it's 'working well'. Since it came into force in 2012, there has been an 87% charge rate and 83% conviction rate for people arrested under the legislation. But critics say it criminalises innocent people. Kaye asks if Scotland's anti-sectarianism legislation working?

And Kaye speaks to Gerald Michaluk of the Arran Brewery who has become Scotland's first Certified Sake Professional and hears of his plans to sell the traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage.to the Japanese.

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