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The Kaye Adams Programme: Stephen Jardine sits in. Should Scotland scrap new petrol and diesel cars 10 years before the rest of the UK?

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27/07/2017

Stephen Jardine sits in. Should Scotland scrap new petrol and diesel cars 10 years before the rest of the UK?

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Stephen Jardine sits in. Should Scotland scrap new petrol and diesel cars 10 years before the rest of the UK?

Should Scotland scrap new petrol and diesel cars 10 years before the rest of the UK?

The Government's plan to stop all sales of petrol and diesel cars by 2040, does not go "far enough or fast enough" according to campaigners. The WWF and Friends of the Earth have called on the Scottish Government to include the phase out of new diesel and petrol cars by 2030, 10 years earlier than proposed by Westminster, in the forthcoming Climate Change Bill.
Should Scotland scrap new petrol and diesel cars 10 years before the rest of the UK?

Every Thursday, we throw open up the surgery doors and give you the chance to Ask the Doctor. 
GP Dr Fiona Kinnon is here to dissect the recent medical headlines but, more importantly to answer your questions.

Newly launched NEXTDOOR is a social media platform which aims to bring together neighbours from local communities in a bid to rediscover the community spirit - would you welcome it in your area? Max Chambers, co-launched the NextDoor Social Network and is former advisor to the former government on Community Cohesion and Sue Bourne is a Scottish Documentary Maker, My Street and The Age of Loneliness.

Gay Britannia, a season of programming marking the 50th anniversary of The Sexual Offences Act 1967, starts today on the BBC. However, Scotland has a rather different history when it comes to early gay rights, having failed to decriminalise homosexual acts between men until 1980.....13 years after England & Wales. What was it like to live in a time when being in love was a crimeâ€..
Dr Jeff Meek is a Historian from University of Glasgow and Professor Malcolm Lochhead, Rose O'Doherty and Jo tell us about their experiences of risking everything for their feelings.

The parents of terminally-ill Charlie Gard have agreed he should spend his final days in a hospice.
Connie Yates and Chris Gard originally asked to be allowed to take their son home to die, after ending their legal case on Monday to seek therapy abroad. His parents and the hospital have until 12:00 BST on Thursday to agree his end of life care and how long he has left. How important is it to die at home?

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