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Kaye Adams asks whether Scotland should get tougher on benefits cheats.

Kaye Adams asks whether Scotland should get tougher on benefits cheats. And should all aspiring teachers be tested on the three Rs?

Benefit cheats in England and Wales are to face increased prison sentences of up to 10 years, under new guidelines set out by the director of public prosecutions. 
Kaye asks: Should Scotland get tougher on benefits cheats?

And, a series of tests have been published online for aspiring teachers by Education Scotland.
Anyone thinking about a career in teaching can access the questions on grammar and basic arithmetic to help them decide if it's the right career path for them. 
Kaye asks: Should all aspiring teachers be tested on the 3R's?

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