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The Kaye Adams Programme: How has a diabetes diagnosis changed your life? Name the Place, Medical Cannabis and Property Surgery

14/11/2017

How has a diabetes diagnosis changed your life? Name the Place, Medical Cannabis and Property Surgery

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, How has a diabetes diagnosis changed your life? Name the Place, Medical Cannabis and Property Surgery

How has a diabetes diagnosis changed your life?

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the news and offers the listeners the opportunity to have their say. How has a diabetes diagnosis changed your life?

9- 10: PHONE IN
On World Diabetes Day, a survey indicates that many people living with diabetes are struggling with related emotional problems. Three in five said their condition made them feel down and, of those in employment, 16% felt discriminated against at work whilst 7% had not even told their employer about their diabetes.
How has a diabetes diagnosis changed your life?

1005 - YOUNG FOOTBALLERS
If your child, like so many, wants to be a footballer when they grow up how do you manage their expectations? Jim Duffy is a former Footballer & current Greenock Morton Manager, Jo Cameron is mum to a professional youth footballer, Gerry Britton is Partick Thistle Academy director & youth coach.

1030 - PROPERTY SURGERY
You've heard of Black Friday for bargains in the shops but are there property bargains to be had too? Property expert Brian Gilmour will be clearing that up and answering all your property questions. If you're buying, selling or renting, give Brian a call on 08 08 5 92 95 00 or text 80295.

1105 - THE ACCIDENTAL APOSTROPHE
Are we losing the art of grammar? Caroline Taggart is an author and grammar fan who says we need to make the apostrophe great again!

1120 - WOMEN & CYCLING
How do we get more women on their bikes? Is it time to ditch the lycra? Denise Mina is a crime writer and a keen cyclist, Rachael Halifax is the founder of Glasgow Gals a club dedicated to women's cycling and Lee Muir is a PhD researcher and senior project officer at Sustrans.

1140 - MEDICAL CANNABIS
ITV broadcast the first episode of its latest show Gone To Pot last night. During the three-part series British celebrities travel across the United States explore the now legal medical and recreational cannabis market. We look at the availability of medical cannabis in the UK.

1155 - CAN YOU NAME THE PLACE?
Clue 1: Today's place-name is one of the most transparent in Scotland, but it has hidden depths.
Clue 2: The second clue is second to none.
Clue 3: On a clear day, it is possible to see another country.
Clue 4: Another claim to fame is reflected by the building name Marriage House.
Clue 5: The street names Bookie Lane, Guards Road and Nun's Walk refer to different aspects of the place's history.

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