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Would you feel 'betrayed' by another referendum or is it 'the most logical outcome'?

Would you feel 'betrayed' by another Brexit referendum or is it 'the most logical outcome'?  0808 5 92 95 00.

Theresa May has attacked one of her predecessors - accusing Tony Blair of "undermining" the Brexit talks by calling for another referendum.  She called his comments an "insult to the office he once held" and said MPs could not "abdicate responsibility" to deliver Brexit by holding a new poll.  In London last week, Mr Blair said MPs might back a new vote if "none of the other options work".
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Would you feel 'betrayed' by another Brexit referendum or is it 'the most logical outcome'?  0808 5 92 95 00.

Also on the show....

HERNIA MESH IMPLANTS 
We've heard about the devastating impacts of transvaginal mesh implants but could there be a new mesh scandal on the horizon?  We speak to Graham Robertson who says that his life has been ruined by hernia groin surgery.  Dudley Rogg is the Clinic Director British Hernia Centre and Neil Findlay is Labour MSP for Lothian who's been campaigning for mesh victims.

TECH TALK
Tech talk - your chance to get your queries answered by our tech-sperts Carrie Marshall and Louise Blain - email kaye@bbc.co.uk or text 80295.  This week we're talking how to get the best broadband deal, messenger apps and Christmas gadgets. 

IVF TREATMENT 
Would you ask your wedding guests for pay for your IVF treatment?  In September this year 25 year old Alyson Blush from East Kilbride got married.  But instead of giving a wedding list for guests to choose a gift from, she and her fiancee asked family and friends to contribute financially to something very personal and important in their life - their first round of IVF.  

AUTISM SHOPPING 
How can we make shopping more autism-friendly at Christmas?  Scottish Autism has launched the 'My Five campaign' which is aimed at making retail outlets, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes more welcoming and accessible for autistic people. Charlene Tait is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Scottish Autism and Scott McIntyre is the director of Vanilla Ink Jewellery school and is autistic.  He also has a son who has autism.

CRYING THERAPY
A film has been made inside one of Tokoyo's crying clubs - a place grown men and women can go (and pay) to watch tear-jerking videos, listen to sad songs and blub as a group.  Is crying good for you?

APPRENTICE 
Swimwear designer Sian Gabbidon has been chosen as the winner of The Apprentice 2018 by Lord Sugar.  What lessons could we learn from The Apprentice?

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