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Mornings: With Stephen Jardine - 20/09/2019

Stephen Jardine

With Stephen Jardine - 20/09/2019

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, With Stephen Jardine - 20/09/2019

Thousands of young people are expected to take part in school strikes across Scotland and around the world to demand urgent action on climate change.  They are calling on adults to join them as part of a massive global day of action.
Would you strike for climate change?

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TAP WATER TASTERS 
Can you tell your Stonehaven from your Stranraer?  We speak to the Chief Scientist at Scottish Water who teaches 23 people how to taste tap water…..and she's going to give Stephen a lesson!

ARGUING 
What's the key to a successful marriage?  We hear about the research which suggests that our relationships might be better if we have a few more rows!

CYSTIC FIBROSIS
Dave Louden is from Carlisle and his four-year old daughter Adya has Cystic Fibrosis.  Access to the life changing drug Orkambi has been denied to Adya despite just living 10 miles away.  Dave now must make a huge decision whether to uproot his family and move to Scotland, where he can access the drug, or stay in the hope that the situation in England improve.

DREAMS SURGERY
The man of my dreams is back by popular demand! Yes our dream expert and psychologist Ian Wallace is on hand to answer all of your dream queries. Give us a call on 0808 5 92 95 00 text 80295

DOORS OPEN DAY 
Old buildings across Scotland are opening up their doors to the public - we find out where you can get into for a nosey.

DREAM SURGERY
The man of your dreams is back by popular demand! Dream expert and psychologist Ian Wallace is on hand to answer all of your dream queries. Give us a call on 0808 5 92 95 00 text 80295

TEA 
According to reports, Meghan Markle took a two-hour-long training session on how to handle her tea before she met the Queen.  So how should you be drinking tea?

CHILDREN'S RIGHTS
The Scottish government has scrapped its controversial plan to appoint a named person to safeguard the welfare of every child in the country.  How do we secure the rights of every child in Scotland?

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