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The Kaye Adams Programme: 28/02/2017

28/02/2017

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On the phone-in: should alcohol advertising be banned?

Should alcohol advertising be banned? 45 million people loved the BBC video of two men doing yoga in kilts - but is it sexist? And our resident vet is here to take your calls.

On the phone in - 
Children are exposed to "unacceptably high levels" of alcohol marketing through sports sponsorship and public adverts, according to a report. Alcohol Focus Scotland said there was "clear evidence" that exposure to alcohol marketing led children to start drinking at a younger age. It has called for the Scottish government to take action.
Should we ban alcohol advertising?

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The man behind T in the Park tells why there will be a T shaped hole in the Scottish Summer and what he plans to fill it with.

A new study has found that people were able to guess a person's name more often than expected just by looking at their face. Ruth Mayo was a co-author of the report.

Our resident vet Ross Allan is here to take your calls about your pets. 0500 929500 or text us 80295 with your questions

45 million people loved The Social's video of two men doing yoga in kilts ....but is it sexist?

London 2012 Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson has announced his retirement from swimming. Michael joins us to talk about why he also decided to reveal that he was suffering from depression and how much this contributed to his decision.

(can you) Name the Place?
Clue 1: Kilfedder in South-West Scotland is named after a well-known saint. Today's place-name refers to his brother.
Clue 2: There seems to be something missing from the place-name.
Clue 3: An earlier name for the place was Kinrymont.
Clue 4: The same place-name appears in Canada and New Zealand.
Clue 5: It has the most expensive street in Scotland. And it has the oldest university in Scotland.

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