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The Kaye Adams Programme: Is the US right to threaten force against North Korea? Is there still a stigma when it comes to giving birth later in life?

04/09/2017

Is the US right to threaten force against North Korea? Is there still a stigma when it comes to giving birth later in life?

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Is the US right to threaten force against North Korea?

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the stories making the news, offering the listeners the opportunity to have their say. Is the US right to threaten force against North Korea?

South Korea has responded to North Korea's latest nuclear test by carrying out a drill simulating an attack on its neighbour. Ballistic missiles were launched from planes and the ground. Meanwhile, the United Nations Security Council is meeting later to discuss its response to North Korea's latest move. The US isn't holding back in its rhetoric either, with Defence Secretary James Mattis warning of a "massive military response" if Pyongyang attacks its territories.
Is Trump right to threaten force? How would you want Britain to respond to North Korea?

In June 2016 Michael Pringle's 3 year old son Clinton was killed whilst on holiday in Jersey. He was knocked over by a van which was being driven through a shared space scheme in St Hellier. Michael has joined the campaign to stop these road schemes being adopted across the country and he's going to Downing Street on Tuesday to hand in a joint letter to the Prime Minister Theresa May.

The new Queensferry crossing opened to traffic last Wednesday and is due to be officially opened by the Queen today. Over the weekend 50,000 lucky members of the public got the chance to walk across the bridge. We talk to Guen Innes who crossed the bridge on Saturday.

If you have been wondering where our very own Dr Tom Smith has been - he will be here after 1030 to tell us about his own recent medical journey

Big changes to the benefits system are about to be introduced in Scotland, disability and carers' allowances are amongst those affected so from 11 am you can put any questions or concerns you have to Social Security Minister Jeane Freeman, you can call now on 08085929500 or text your question to 80295.

Cathy Warwick, former Chief Executive of the Royal College of Midwives, has said it's time to stop 'terrifying' women about the risks of giving birth later in life. Is there still a stigma when it comes to giving birth later in life?

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