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The Kaye Adams Programme: Is it up to men to bring an end to sexual harassment in the workplace?

01/11/2017

Is it up to men to bring an end to sexual harassment in the workplace?

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Is it up to men to bring an end to sexual harassment in the workplace? City escapes to Dundee and Dr Michael Mosley tells us how to cope with the 'most miserable' month.

PHONE-IN
Claims have been made about a "catalogue of abuse" at the Scottish parliament, in the wake of concerns about the behaviour of MPs at Westminster. John Swinney told parliament yesterday that the behaviour and conduct of men must change in light of the allegations. 
The Deputy First Minister said that it's up to men to make these changes and to examine their own behaviour if we are to end the sexual harassment of women
Do you agree?

CHARLIE MCGONIGLE
We speak to the champion power lifter from Glasgow's East End who was put into care as a child because his weight was getting out of control.

SUGAR FREE HALLOWEEN
How did mum Hayley Matthews get on with the challenge of having a sugar free Halloween?

PEAK COFFEE
It is predicted the UK's coffee shop market being worth £15 billion by 2020 with over 30,000 premises - a projected rise of some 10,000 outlets in just three years. But according to one researcher, the UK might be reaching its coffee peak. Will Heeman owns Coffee Shop It All Started Here, Jennifer Ferreira is Senior Research Assistant at Coventry University and Halina Rifai is a music blogger who runs Podcart.

MISERABLE NOVEMBER
It's apparently the most miserable month of the year. Dr Michael Mosley tells us how to cope. 

CITY ESCAPE
This week we're off to Dundee for our City Escape with Sunday Mail Columnist and Travel Writer Cat Harvey. Boo Paterson is a Dundee born artist.

MATTHEW DAVIDSON
The boy who makes a 320 mile round trip every week to play football. Marion Davidson is Matthew's mum and Martin MacPhee is his football Coach in Barra.

WRINKLE CREAM 
There has been a backlash on social media after 25 year old Cara Delevingne was unveiled as the face of an anti-ageing line. Can you ever turn back the clock on wrinkles?

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