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The Kaye Adams Programme: University Targets, How is your gut health and should we separate Twins at school

31/05/2018

University Targets, How is your gut health and should we separate Twins at school

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, University Targets, How is your gut health and should we separate Twins at school

Do we need to rethink university targets?

On Ask the Doctor, how is your gut health? Also, how does it feel to be a Russian living in the UK, and do we need to rethink university targets?

PHONE IN: University Targets
Figures reveal that the number of students from disadvantaged areas starting full-time degrees in 2016 was down. The target is twenty per cent of Scotland's University entrants will come from the most deprived 20 per cent of the country by the year 2030 it's currently 13.8% But are we too focused on the numbers of Scots going to higher education - what about other options? 

Kaye asks: Do we need to rethink University targets?

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ASK THE DOC
Doctor Tom has an interesting mix on his plate in this week's health surgery....Tomato sauce and poo transplants ....as we focus on gut health. If your gut is telling you something is wrong, give Dr Tom a call

SERENA WILLIAMS
Serena Williams is taking the French Open by storm only eight months after the difficult birth of her first child...what does it take for new mums to get back to business as usual?

CAFÉ CULTURE
Do we need to make more of café culture in Scotland even when we are not enjoying Mediterranean weather?

GIVE IT UP
She's been giving stuff up since the start of the year... but has it made Hayley Matthews more ethical?

TWINS
Should twins be taught separately or kept together?

RUSSIAN
Accusations of poisoning, assassination, corruption and homophobia are they always portrayed as the bad guy? So what's it like being Russian in Scotland?

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