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The Kaye Adams Programme: Louise White sits in: diesel drivers, autism-friendly cities and organ donation

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05/04/2017

Louise White sits in: diesel drivers, autism-friendly cities and organ donation

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Louise White sits in: diesel drivers, autism-friendly cities and organ donation

Louise White sits in for Kaye Adams and asks if diesel drivers should be penalised.

Louise White sits in for Kaye and asks if diesel drivers should be penalised, if the name Sharon is going extinct and what Glasgow's autism-friendly city centre would look like.

Diesel vehicles are back in the spotlight this week. 
An ultra-low emission zone in London for the most polluting cars will come into force in April 2019 and reports say other UK cities will follow suit.
The Scottish government previously said it was determined to improve air quality - Scotland's first low emission zone should be in place by next year BUT they have ruled out charges.
LOUISE ASKS: Should diesel drivers be penalised?

The mum who donated her son's heart to save another mum's son, says it was like "losing him all over again" when he tragically passed away last year. 
Sue Burton donated her son Martin's heart to Marc Mccay. Linda McCay is the mother of Marc, who survived for 13 years after the donation, but died just 6 months ago.

David Moyes apologised for comments made to BBC reporter Vicki Sparks whereby he threatened she "might get a slap". Women in Football who are calling for more education. Janie Frampton is the Ambassador for Women in Football and Raymond Sparks is Malky MacKay's Agent who says that the workshops changed Malky.


Glasgow plans to be first autism friendly city centre...but what would that look like?
Seamus Connolly is the principle within city centre re-generation, Glasgow City Council, Lucy McGlennon is the Business and Engagement officer at Eden Court and Charlene Tait, Director of Development for Scottish Autism.

The manager of a hotel near Milton Keynes has talked about his 'disgust' after his staff saved the life of a guest only to be rated "terrible" on TripAdvisor. Richard Bent is an expert in consumer behaviour and Jason Henderson is the General Manager of Knock Castle Hotel 

BabyCentre has compiled a list of 36 baby names that they say are at risk of 'extinction'. Sharon. Leonard and Carol haven't been registered on their database in 2017.

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