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Mornings: With Kaye Adams - 27/11/2019

With Kaye Adams - 27/11/2019

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, With Kaye Adams - 27/11/2019

Online or IRL - what's the best to way to meet a partner?  0808 5 92 95 00

Online or IRL - what's the best to way to meet a partner?  0808 5 92 95 00.  What happens after bankruptcy?  Gender play gaps at festivals and 'Wife School'.

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The Imperial College Business School has predicted that, by 2037, there will be more babies in the UK born to parents who met online compared to those who met offline.  Technology already has radically changed romance, with online dating growing massively in popularity ever since Match.com blazed a trail in the mid-90s.

Online or IRL - what's the best to way to meet a partner?  0808 5 92 95 00

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COURT OF KAREN 
This week “My teenage son shares his name with a porn star. Should I force him to change it?”.  Text 80295 or email kaye@bbc.co.uk

WIFE SCHOOL 
We'll find out what goes on at Russian wife school. Katie Glass is a feature writer and columnist for the Sunday Times.

BLESSING BOX 
We hear about the initiative in Lochalsh where members of the community have set up a 'blessing box' to help those facing hardship.

FINLAND FAKE NEWS
Inventor of the web Tim Berners Lee has called on governments and companies to sign up to a Web Contract to safeguard the internet from abuse and ensure it benefits humanity. We hear about Finland's approach in tackling disinformation from primary school age.

VASECTOMY 
It’s the most reliable form of contraception and, on paper, the easiest but still many men baulk at the prospect of it....we find out everything you’ve ever needed to know about having a vasectomy.

BANKRUPTCY
Katie Price has been declared bankrupt in a hearing at the High Court, which was told she had failed to stick to a plan to repay her debts.  What happens after bankruptcy?

TRNSMT
Rita Ora and Little Simz are the only female artists to be named out of 13 performers confirmed by organisers of the TRNSMT festival on Glasgow Green. Do festivals need to do more to address the gender play gap?

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