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The Kaye Adams Programme: Madeleine McCann, Online trolls, How to raise a girl

01/05/2017

Madeleine McCann, Online trolls, How to raise a girl

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Madeleine McCann, Online trolls, How to raise a girl

Should the police hunt for Madeleine McCann continue?

Should the police hunt for Madeleine McCann continue? What is the reality of climbing Everest? And is it harder than ever before to raise a girl?

As the tenth anniversary of her disappearance approaches, Madeleine McCann's parents have told the BBC they will do "whatever it takes, for as long as it takes" to find their missing daughter.
Four detectives are working on the case in the UK, scaled back from 30 in 2011, with more than £11m spent so far.
In March, police were granted £85,000 to extend the search for a further six months, from April to September.
Should the police hunt for Madeleine McCann continue?

Is it harder than ever before to raise a girl? 
Stevie Biddulph, critically acclaimed parenting author and psychologist has released his new book '10 things Girls need most to grow up happy and strong' in response to the pressures and worries faced by many parents. June Gilliland is the Principal of Craigholme School - an all- girls' school in Glasgow and Vicki Johnstone is the mum of 2 girls and a boy.

On top of the heartache of dealing with his son being missing since 2013, Allan Bryant has become the target of online trolls. 
Dr Sharon Coen is a Social Psychologist specialising in media.

Nearly 19 billion texts are sent worldwide every day - but has the text message really improved the way we communicate with one another? A new app, Crushh, has been designed to objectively scan for signs of affection in texts from a friend, family member or first date.
Marion Laird is a Relationship Counsellor and Director of National Development at The Spark. Phoebe Luckhurst is a Freelance writer.

The Swiss climber Ueli Steck has been killed preparing to climb Mount Everest. Steck, who was known as the "Swiss Machine", died in an accident while acclimatising for an attempt on the mountain without oxygen by a new route. Alan Hinkes OBE is a Mountaineer and the first Briton to climb the world's highest 14 mountains
and Neil McDonald successfully climbed Everest in 2012.

Would you let a robot dress you for work? Amazon Echo is the latest gadget with a voice-controlled camera that uses artificial intelligence to give fashion tips has become available in the US - but would you let it chose your clothes?
Dan Sodergren is a Technology Expert and fashion designer Marina MacLean.

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