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The Kaye Adams Programme: The Scottish leaders' TV debate, car boot sale bargains and keeping fit from your chair

22/05/2017

The Scottish leaders' TV debate, car boot sale bargains and keeping fit from your chair

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, The Scottish leaders' TV debate, car boot sale bargains and keeping fit from your chair

Kaye Adams asks listeners which issues matter to them in the general election.

Kaye Adams asks listeners which issues matter to them in the general election, plus hear about an exercise session that can be done in a chair and how to win at a car boot sale.

On the TV leaders' debate last night, the politicians focused more on BREXIT and Independence while some members of the audience wanted to talk about devolved issues like health and education.
What are the issues that matter to you in this General Election?

Keep fit with Kaye is back upon request. Get ready for an exercise session when you don't even have to leave your chair.
Dave Cook, Strength and conditioning coach at the Performance Lab in Glasgow is back to supervise.

During last night's TV debate one member of the audience said she was a nurse and had been forced to use a foodbank. This morning some tabloid newspapers have posted pictures from the woman's social media account with the headline 'Hard To Swallow' claiming she has a 'swanky lifestyle.' Do we stigmatise people who use foodbanks?

After a diamond ring, bought for £10 at a car-boot sale 30 years ago, is expected to fetch £350,000 at auction we find out how to win at a car boot sale.

The family from East Lothian who have travelled to Mexico in search of a cure for the terminally ill son.
Jennifer Ure Stewart is the mum of 7 year old Luke who is currently getting treatment in Mexico for a brain tumour 

A list of the country's top 20 cycling collision hotspots has been drawn up by the charity Sustrans Scotland. What needs to be done to make our roads safer for cyclists?

A true story of hope over adversity, author Phil Mews tells us how his local community stepped in when was orphaned at the age of 7.

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