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Mornings: With Stephen Jardine 14/10/2019

Stephen Jardine

With Stephen Jardine 14/10/2019

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, With Stephen Jardine 14/10/2019

Do you think road rage is getting worse? Tech Talk, Strictly and Noisy Cinemas.

The RAC has said that 'congestion' and 'the pressure of modern life' could be two of the reasons behind an increase in road rage.  According to their research, nearly a third of motorists have witnessed physical abuse related to a driving incident in the past 12 months.
Do you think road rage is getting worse?

Also on the show...

STRICTLY
We catch up on all the Strictly action from the weekend with co-presenter of the Strictly Come Dancing Official Podcast, Kim Winston and one of this year's contestants paralympian, Will Bayley.

SOCIAL MEDIA DRUGS
The Government have been urged to crack down on social media sites where drug dealers use their platform to sell everything from cannabis to cocaine.  Is drug dealing moving off the streets and onto social media ?

TWITTER DIPLOMACY
Donald Tusk turned heads last week with a rather direct form of diplomacy when he tweeted at Boris Johnson that negotiations "weren't a stupid blame game".  From Trump to Tusk – does Twitter diplomacy ever work?

NOISY CINEMAS
Hugh Grant has asked twitter "Am I old or is the cinema MUCH TOO LOUD?" - we find out.

TECH TALK
Carrie Marshall and Louise Blain are back for another Tech Talk – they want to bring your computers back from the dead!

HOSPITALITY MENTAL HEALTH
Does hospitality have a special problem with mental health?  We speak to the former waitress who says that she gave up her job to save her mental health.

URBAN CREEP 
According to a new study, an area of Edinburgh the size of nine football pitches is being lost each year to urban creep.   Do you consider the environment before you extend your driveway?

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