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14/02/2017

Stephen Jardine stands in

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More organisations are seeing breaches of cyber security. How safe do you feel online?

The UK is facing about 60 serious cyber attacks a month. How do you keep your personal information safe online, and have cyber attacks changed your behaviour?

A new centre to protect the UK against cyber-attacks is to be officially opened by the Queen later.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in London is designed to improve Britain's resilience to attacks and act as an operational nerve centre. "We want to make the UK the hardest target," Ciaran Martin, the centre's chief executive, told the BBC. The NCSC - part of intelligence agency GCHQ - says the UK is facing about 60 serious cyber-attacks a month.

STEPHEN ASKS: Do you feel safe online?

In 2015 Susan Greig donated her kidney to a stranger. Little did Susan Reid know at the time but that kidney ended up transforming the life of a 6 year old girl Megan, and just recently she's received a letter from Megan's grandfather to say thank you.

Body Language experts and social media users alike have been enthralled by Donald Trump's handshake since his 19-second-long handshake with Shinzo Abe of Japan. The Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, the latest world leader to meet the US president, has apparently managed to pull off the perfect handshake - so how do you get it right?

Can you name the place this week?
Clue 1: Edinburgh was captured by Anglo-Saxons and renamed after the British fort: 'fort at Eidyn'. This place was also named after a British fort, but by Gaelic speakers.
Clue 2: It also had a British name, which refers to a rock and a river.
Clue 3: It has the longest recorded history as a stronghold of any fortification in Britain.

Our resident vet Ross Allan will take your calls plus he'll look at recent headlines including:
- North Ayrshire Council issue Hemlock Warning - but what is it and how harmful could it be to your pets?
- The PDSA has created a slimming club for pets - 3.9 million are fed leftovers and scraps as part of their main meal and 12% of dogs in Scotland not walked daily
- Scientists in Japan have carried out research and discovered that cats are just as intelligent as dogs

DO WE NEED VALENTINE'S DAY
Today is Valentine's day, a day that can cause a lot of bother and stress but can also bring a lot of joy and happiness to that important someone in your life. We are asking if we still need a day like this to prove our love?
Josie Smith is a Columnist and Stylist, Horse McDonald is Singer and Songwriter, Rachael Morris is a Relationship Expert and Keir Mackenzie is a Journalist.

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