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The Kaye Adams Programme: Kaye asks listeners if they would welcome Tony Blair back to politics and if they could spot a fake pound coin

24/04/2017

Kaye asks listeners if they would welcome Tony Blair back to politics and if they could spot a fake pound coin

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Kaye asks listeners if they would welcome Tony Blair back to politics and if they could spot a fake pound coin

Kaye Adams asks listeners if they would welcome Tony Blair's return to frontline politics.

Kaye Adams asks listeners if they would welcome Tony Blair's return to frontline politics and if they could spot a fake pound coin, plus she discusses the rise of bagspreading.

Tony Blair has previously ruled out standing for Parliament again however, after an absence of 10 years, Tony Blair has said 
"I look at the British political scene at the moment and I actually almost feel motivated to go right back into it."
Would you welcome Tony Blair back to frontline politics? 

How do school meals differ between Scotland and France...it was a point raised on Thursday's phone in.
We hear from 2 callers, born in France but now living in Scotland to hear their experiences. Charlotte Debeugny is a nutritionist based in Paris.

We have all heard about manspreading...but what about bagspreading? 
Columnist Clare Johnston has been out and about in Scotland to find out how much of an issue it is here. Josie Smith is a self-confessed bagspreader.

Aberdeen midfielder Graeme Shinnie has admitted that his Hampden Park joy on Saturday was tempered by brotherly concern. His brother Andrew, was playing for the losing side when Aberdeen secured a place in the Scottish cup final with a 3-2 victory over Hibs. Sibling rivalry is never easy but is it even harder when you are in the same business as your brother or sister?
We're joined by 3 brothers Graeme, Rory and Jamie Sutherland and Relationship expert Liz Fraser.

The new pound coin was marketed as being so high-tech that it's 'impossible' to fake. Well there are reports in the paper that someone has found a fake £1 coin. So how do you spot them? 

After years of putting up with an unreliable internet connection, locals in Balquhidder in Stirlingshire, have laid their own internet cable.........so how do you go about building your own broadband?

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