Shortened

BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands

The Kaye Adams Programme

Factual

Entertainment

Kaye Adams

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the stories making the news.

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the news and offers the listeners the opportunity to have their say.

BBC Radio Orkney

BBC Radio Shetland

BBC Radio Scotland FM

BBC Radio Scotland Extra

The Kaye Adams Programme: 28/01/2016

28/01/2016

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, 28/01/2016

Kaye Adams is joined by Dr Fiona Kinnon, who discusses the week's big medical stories.

Kaye Adams is joined by Dr Fiona Kinnon, who discusses the week's big medical stories and fields listeners' questions.

PHONE IN: Aberdeen
It's a bumper day for Aberdeen with the town expected to get a triple boost to its economy. Prime Minister David Cameron will signal renewed efforts to help the oil industry, a city deal worth two hundred and fifty million pounds will be confirmed and the Scottish Govt is also expected to reveal an additional package of support for the North East. Kaye Asks: Will the investment in Aberdeen benefit you?

Also looking at: 

RACE EQAULITY
As a Scottish Parliament report finds that race equality in the workplace is still unacceptably poor, we hear the first hand experience of two ethnic minority workers in Scotland and ask, does changing the law really change people's minds?

TODDLER AGGRESSION
With a Freedom of Information request in Dundee revealing nursery staff have reported assaults by children as young as three Kaye finds out how we can tell the difference between normal toddler tantrums and genuinely concerning behaviour?

CHEAP JOURNEYS
Sheffield to Standsted via Berlin was the cheapest option discovered by a traveller recently. Kaye finds out the tricks to cheap travel if you're willing to take the scenic route.

THE END OF THE URINAL?
With Edinburgh University the latest organisation to announce the installation of gender neutral toilets Kaye asks if we're all happy to share?

MASTECTOMY TATTO
Kaye talks to a woman who was left clinically dead three times due to her breast reconstruction surgery but has chosen to embrace her scars and turn them into a piece of art.

ASK THE DOCTOR
Doctor Fiona Kinnon answers your medical questions, and casts an expert eye over the medical stories making the headlines this week - could the bagpipes help with cystic fibrosis?

Accessibility links

Programme Index

The Kaye Adams Programme

28/01/2016

Genres

Brand

BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands

About BBC Radio Scotland