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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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Do we need a Christmas truce on Lockdown restrictions?

Do we need a Christmas truce on Lockdown restrictions? Call 08085 92 95 00 TEXT 80295. Standard geographic rates apply.

PHONE IN: 
The Bishop of Paisley, John Keenan, has suggested a 24-hour "circuit breaker" on Christmas Day to help people celebrate. He's compared the idea to the Christmas Day truce during the First World War. Are you still hopeful for a family Christmas? Or have you started planning for a digital Christmas?

Kaye is asking: Do we need a Christmas truce on lockdown restrictions?

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STRICTLY COME DANCING
Former Royal Marine and TV presenter JJ Chalmers joins us to tell us about his time on the show so far.

A SONG FOR YOU
Every day we’re giving you the opportunity to say a musical thank you to somebody special in your life.

WELLIES
Why wellies are having a moment in 2020.

TECH TALK
Our techsperts Carrie and Louise will be here to talk high tech horror stories just in time for Halloween   .

CLEANING SURGERY 
Get your questions for Aggie MacKenzie in for our cleaning surgery. Top tips and hacks to get your home sparkling. Text 80295 or call 08085 92 95 00. Standard geographic rates apply.

BHM
In the first of our BHM diaries, comedian Bruce Fummey talks about his love of exploring Scotland’s history through his comedy, as a tour guide and now as a YouTuber.

STAMMERS
The challenges of having a stammer in the digital world of the pandemic.

2ND HAND CARS
Lockdown has sparked a surge in sales of 2nd hand cars – would you know what to look for in the used car market?

SLEEPING AT THE CINEMA
How to avoid dozing off during the film.

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