Original version

BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands

The Kaye Adams Programme

Factual

Entertainment

Kaye Adams

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the stories making the news.

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the news and offers the listeners the opportunity to have their say.

BBC Radio Orkney

BBC Radio Shetland

BBC Radio Scotland FM

BBC Radio Scotland Extra

The Kaye Adams Programme: Will body cams make you feel safer on trains? Ask the Dr and Christmas Dinner by Numbers

Louise White

21/12/2017

Will body cams make you feel safer on trains? Ask the Dr and Christmas Dinner by Numbers

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Will body cams make you feel safer on trains? Ask the Dr and Christmas Dinner by Numbers

Louise White stands in. Will body cams make you feel safer on trains?

Louise White stands in and gets to the heart of the stories making the news, offering listeners the opportunity to have their say. Will body cams make you feel safer on trains?

ScotRail staff are to be offered CCTV cameras to wear on duty in a bid to improve passenger behaviour. Scotrail say that the cameras will improve everyone's journey by deterring anti-social or criminal behaviour.
Will body cams make you feel safer on trains? 

Also on the show...


RESCUE APPEAL
Ann Hope rescued two little girls from a river near Glasgow when she was a teenager. Ann has now launched an appeal to find them - more than 30 years later.

ASK THE DOCTOR
The top 6 tips to have an illness free Christmas. Dr Nick Dunn is on the way on Ask the Doctor- he'll give you his tips and he'll be answering your medical questions. Call Dr Nick now on 08 08 5 92 95 00 or text 80295.

CHRISTMAS DINNER BY NUMBERS
Leicestershire County Council has tweeted to tell people how many Brussels sprouts they should eat at Christmas. Masterchef winner Gary MacLean and Naked Scientist Dr Chris Smith tell us how to do Christmas dinner by numbers and minimise waste.

SPEEDING
Would you be more ashamed to be caught drink driving than speeding? Jack McKeown is the Motoring Editor with The Dundee Courier and Neil Grieg is Policy and Research Director at the I Am Road Smart charity.

MENTAL HEALTH TARTAN
The beauty queen nurse who has launched the world's first mental health tartan. Louisa Thomson, the reigning Miss Stirling, is also a mental health nurse.

LITTLE DONKEY 
The family from Dundee who have a real life little donkey staying in their kitchen this year - after he was rejected by his mum at birth.

Accessibility links

Programme Index

The Kaye Adams Programme

Will body cams make you feel safer on trains? Ask the Dr and Christmas Dinner by Numbers

Genres

Brand

BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands

About BBC Radio Scotland