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Mornings: With Kaye Adams - Thursday 28th February 2019

With Kaye Adams - Thursday 28th February 2019

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, With Kaye Adams - Thursday 28th February 2019

Why don't you take the bus? White Saviour Complex, Ask the Dr+Spoilt Pets  0808 5 92 95 00

Why don't you take the bus?  White Saviour Complex,  Ask the Dr and Spoilt Pets  0808 5 92 95 00.  Text 80295

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The number of people travelling by bus has dropped by nearly 100 million over the past decade, according to figures.
Scottish government data showed that while the number of air, rail, ferry and car travellers all increased, bus patronage declined steeply. There were 388 million journeys by local bus services in 2017/18, down from 487 million in 2007/08.
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Why don't you take the bus?

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PARKINSONS
Could a cure for Parkinson's be on the horizon? Bryn Williams from Glasgow has been suffering from Parkinson’s for 10 years and has taken part in a ground breaking trial.  Dr Arthur Roach is the Director of Research from Parkinson’s.

ASK THE DOC  
Your chance to Ask The Doctor. Get your questions in for our resident GP Dr Tom Smith… Call 0808 5 92 95 00, text 80295

WHITE SAVIOUR COMPLEX
Documentary maker and Strictly Come Dancing champion  Stacey Dooley has been criticised after posting pictures from her charity trip to Uganda.  She's by no means the first celebrity to receive a backlash so are charity volunteers in Africa guilty of 'white savior complex'?  Eunice Olumide is a Supermodel and actor, Virginie Brouard is a restaurateur who does charity work in Ethiopia and Pamela Woodburn is Partnerships Manager at Voluntary Service Overseas.

DRIVERLESS CARS
How will driverless cars decide who to hit in an accident?  Ram Ramamoorthy is from Edinburgh University and Barry Smith is Director of the Institute of Philosophy at University of London.

PEAK DOG
From GPS-enabled smart collars to microchip-enabled pet doors, tech bods are targeting pet owners with money to burn on man's best friend.  In addition to this we have custom dog beds and human-grade pet food subscriptions - have we reached peak pet?

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