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16/02/2017

Stephen Jardine sits in

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Stephen Jardine sits in for Kaye Adams and asks what is needed to get a job in Scotland.

Stephen Jardine sits in for Kaye Adams and asks listeners what is needed to get a job in Scotland right now.

The number of people seeking work in Scotland has risen for the third time in a row, according to official figures.
Scottish Chambers of Commerce chief executive Liz Cameron said: "These figures underline the need to focus resources on those who are currently unemployed and recently unemployed; to enable them to become equipped with the skills that our businesses need right now.
What do you need to get a job in Scotland right now?

TV Presenter Stacy Solomon raises sons Leighton, four, and Zachary, eight, with two different fathers and has said she feels an 'overwhelming sense of guilt for how a new addition with her current partner may affect her children socially and emotionally. So is there a stigma facing mums with multiple children from Multiple fathers?
Stacey Devine is a mum of two who says she was so worried about the stigma, that she nearly didnâ€TMt have a second child and Sarah Clarke is a Child Psychotherapist.

It's Thursday which means the phone lines are open for Ask the Doctor. 
Dr Tom Smith is resident GP this week to take your calls and to talk us through some of the biggest health headlines of the week...
- Tara Palmer-Tomkinson dead from a 'perforated ulcer- what are signs and symptoms to watch for?
- Should food be fortified by Vitamin D?
- Could repeated headers during a footballer's career could be linked to long-term brain damage?
- Why is Pancreatic cancer is set to become the fourth biggest killer cancer within the decade?

Tonight on BBC 2 at 9pm, Kirsty Wark will be asking everything you always wanted to know about the Menopause but you were, quite possibly, too embarrassed to ask. Isabella Seth features in the documentary

Scottish music festival Belladrum have created their own tartan brand for the festival which is inspired by the surroundings of the site. 
Clare Campbell is the owner and designer of Prickly Thistle. Peter MacDonald is Head of Research and Collections at Scottish Tartan Authority.

A new study suggests young people are wasting food because they want to make their meals more Instagram-friendly. Laura Pearson-Smith is the creator of A life of Frills beauty Blog from Glasgow and David Eustace is a Photographer.

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