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Morning Call: 16/05/2014

Kaye Adams

16/05/2014

BBC Radio Scotland - Morning Call, 16/05/2014

Kaye Adams asks if there is a problem with airguns in Scotland.

The Scottish government has proposed licences for airgun owners. Kaye Adams asks if there is a problem with airguns in Scotland.

David Cameron is now in Scotland. Alex Salmond has said that Cameron personifies "everything that is wrong" with British politics, The First Minister said an expected visit to Scotland by Mr Cameron would be counter-productive and provide a further boost to the Yes campaign.
Jim Sillars, former SNP Deputy Leader, has said that 'at almost every meeting I have spoken at, it has been necessary to emphasise that the vote on September 18 is not about Alex Salmond and the SNP'.

Kaye asks: Will Politicians personalities count in the referendum vote?
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Anyone who owns an airgun will need a licence under new measures proposed by the Scottish Government.
The Air Weapons and Licensing (Scotland) Bill laid before Holyrood seeks to introduce strict licensing measures for the estimated 500,000 air weapons in Scotland.
Under the proposed new scheme, anyone wanting to own an air gun would need to demonstrate they had a legitimate reason for doing so.
Kaye Adams asks: Do we have a problem with airguns in Scotland?Call 0500 92 95 00 or text 80295.

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