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Mornings: With Kaye Adams - 21/11/2019

With Kaye Adams - 21/11/2019

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, With Kaye Adams - 21/11/2019

Is it still acceptable to take long haul flights? 

As Coldplay rules out a world tour for environmental reasons and the Lib Dems propose a tax on frequent flyers, is it time to stop seeing the world? 

ON THE PHONE-IN
Coldplay will not be touring to promote their latest album due to concerns over their concerts' environmental impact.  "We're taking time to see how our tour can be actively beneficial," frontman Chris Martin told BBC News.
KAYE ASKS
As Coldplay rules out a world tour for environmental reasons and the Lib Dems propose a tax on frequent flyers, is it time to stop seeing the world?


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NAPPING AT WORK
After the US government slaps a ban on sleeping in the office, experts have urged them to reconsider the move - so should we be able to nap at work?

MICHAEL FERNS
Michael Ferns, an award winning director who believes the too easily offended are stifling freedom of speech, has penned a letter to the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland outlining his case against safe spaces - Should Universities be a ‘safe space’?

SEX SURGERY
Relationship Psychotherapist Rachel Morris and sexual and reproductive health expert, Savita Brito-Mutunayagam join us to take your sexual health queries – text 80295 or call 08085929500 

SUPERMARKET PACKAGING
A Waitrose customer ordered some roast vegetables and found it came with an Aldi logo. Do you know where your supermarket food comes from? 

FACE TATTOOS
There have been discussions this week about whether there should be an increase in the legal age where you can ask for a face tattoo from 18 to 21.  Should you be able to get a tattoo wherever you want?

FAN OWNED FOOTBALL CLUBS
EuroMillions winner Colin Weir has completed his takeover at Partick Thistle and plans to gift ownership to fans next year.  What does being fan owned mean for a football club?

CRITIC V AUDIENCE
'Cliched festive failure' 'wham bam, no thank you ma'am' and 'brutally unfunny' - just some of the reviews of the new festive movie offering Last Christmas.  Do you trust movie critics?

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