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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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On the phone-in, Kaye asks: Do we need checkpoints at all of Scotland’s borders?

On the phone-in, Kaye asks: Do we need checkpoints at all of Scotland’s borders? Also asking: Can social media change its image? And, why are young people leaving big cities?

Phone In: 
From Monday everyone arriving in Scotland on an international flight will have to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days. But the restrictions elsewhere in the UK aren't quite so strict and that's given rise to concerns about a potential loophole which could undermine Scotland's efforts. In response to this it’s been reported that the Scottish Government hasn’t rule out imposing border checkpoints. 

Kaye Asks: Do we need checkpoints at all of Scotland’s borders? 

ALSO LOOKING AT:

HOTEL QUARANTINE  
Welcome to the future of foreign travel. We hear from the Scot on Day 19 of a three week quarantine in a Hong Kong Hotel

COURT OF KAREN TRIAL 
Judge MacKenzie is back to rule on another case in the Court of Karen. This week – My 13 year-old daughter just joined social media and she’s asked to follow me – Am I wrong for saying no?

SONG FOR YOU
In today's Song For You feature, Carole is dedicating a song to her 8 year-old mum who she hasn’t been able to see. 

SOCIAL MEDIA 
Can social media shed its anti-social image?

YOUNG PEOPLE MOVING 
We speak to the young people leaving the big cities behind 

CHINESE NEW YEAR 
What will the Chinese New year look like in Scotland?

GENDER INCLUSIVITY
Brighton and Sussex Hospital NHS Trust has unveiled a range of gender inclusive phrases encouraging the use of terms like 'birthing parents' and 'human milk' instead of 'mothers' and 'breast milk'. Do we need to be more inclusive when it comes to language? 

BARBIE
Sales of Barbie are soaring in lockdown. How has the doll’s popularity stood the test of time?

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