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The Kaye Adams Programme: 20/03/2017

20/03/2017

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Should MPs and MSPs be allowed to have second jobs? And should we desert school desserts?

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the stories making the news. Should MPs and MSPs be allowed to have second jobs? And is it time to desert school desserts?

The rules on MPs taking second jobs are to be discussed by a government watchdog on ethical standards.
The committee will meet on Thursday in the wake of Former Chancellor George Osborne's appointment as editor of the London Evening Standard newspaper.
On the phone-in: Should MPs/MSPs be allowed to have second jobs?


What do you say to a woman who has had a miscarriage? What's the right thing to say...and what's the wrong thing?
Broadcaster Cat Cubie experienced an early miscarriage around Christmas time and found many people struggled to find the right words. Ruth Bender Atik is the National Director of the Miscarriage Association

Dr Fatih Karanfil , Professor of Economics at the University of Paris has said that Rangers and Celtic should play on their rivalry because a lack of performance-based rivalry could be a real problem for both sides. 

Is it time to desert school desserts? 
Heather Skene doesn't think there should be puddings at school lunch. We're also joined by Chef Nick Nairn and Seamus Searson is the General Secretary of the Scottish Secondary Teachers Association.

After the tragic death of a 14-year-old kickboxer in Leeds, questions have been raised regarding full combat sports amongst kids. Vicky Murray mum of Kickboxers, Brandon and Jamie.

Boris Johnson has been described by his old neighbour as being a "nasty young kid"... just how easy is it to transform a nasty young kid into a lovely young adult?
Lynette Burrows is a Writer and broadcaster and mother of six, Alan Donaldson is a father of four and Stephen Fern is a father of 7.


Health experts from the Consensus Action on Salt and Health have said that Galaxy Ultimate Marshmallow Hot Chocolate is 'as salty as seawater' with 16 times more salt than the maximum target.
Have we taken our eye off the ball when it comes to salt?

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