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The Stephen Jardine Programme: 24/02/2017

24/02/2017

BBC Radio Scotland - The Stephen Jardine Programme, 24/02/2017

Stephen Jardine asks what lies ahead for Labour in Scotland after the Copeland by-election

Stephen Jardine asks what lies ahead for Labour in Scotland following the Copeland by-election result, plus he hears from a woman who lets her daughter drink alcohol at home.

PHONE IN: Labour
Scottish Labour Party is gathering in Perth today ahead of their Spring Conference with the UK party still coming to terms with last night's by-election results. Theresa May's Conservative Party scored a historic victory in Copeland becoming the first Government to win a seat in a by-election since 1982 but there was better news in Stoke on Trent where they were able to hold off the challenge of UKIPs Paul Nuttall. Stephen Asks: Where does the Labour Party go from here?

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BELLS PALSY
We speak to the woman who thought she was having a stroke but ended up with an entirely different diagnosis. Would you know what to do if you contracted Bell's palsy?

YOUR FIRST DRINK
Would you let a 14 year old drink alcohol at home? We speak to a mum who's done just that and ask what is the best way to deal with young people and drink?

FOOT GOLF
Scotland's top foot golfer is on the verge of turning pro as he heads off to the equivalent of the Ryder Cup in Las Vegas. There are calls for the game to be included in future Olympics - Stephen finds out about the fast rising craze. 

KILTED YOGA
We hear from two Dundonian men and find out how they clocked up 30 million video views on Facebook in the last week.

CYCLIST DAVID SMITH
He's been battling cancer again and again - the last time lifesaving surgery left him paralysed. Yesterday David got some extraordinary news from his Doctors and today he joins Stephen to share it with our listeners.

ON THE BUSES
In Scotland we're taking 80 million fewer bus journeys than just 10 years ago - Stephen finds out why choosing other forms of transport and looks at ways to attract more us back onto the bus.

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