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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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Menopause, Scottish tea and a special anxiety surgery.

On the phone in: Do women need more support to get through the menopause? Also on the show: Scottish tea, a special anxiety surgery and are you 'cheugy'?

PHONE IN: Menopause 
There’s been a big reaction to Davina McCall’s documentary ‘Sex, Myths and the Menopause’ which aired on Channel 4 last night. It lifted the lid on the way menopausal women have been treated by society and highlighted the lack of knowledge about the issue. There have also been recent calls for greater workplace support and newly re-elected London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for an end to ‘taboos’ around the subject and backed plans that could give menopausal women time off. 

KAYE IS ASKING: Do women need more support to get through the menopause?  

ALSO LOOKING AT:

TEA
We hear about the new tea cultivated by a team of women in their gardens across Scotland 

ANXIETY TEASE
We are taking a look at anxiety for this week’s health surgery. Psychotherapist Kamalyn Kaur will be here for advice and guidance after an extraordinary year. 

SONG FOR YOU 
Today, Arvind wants to shout out his fellow volunteers.

RORY CELLAN-JONES
The BBC Tech correspondent on how he is managing his Parkinson’s diagnosis…with AI.

CHEUGY
Mainstream media has been trying to define what 'cheugy' is after the term became popular on tiktok. Are you cheugy? 

INSTGRAM FOR KIDS 
Do we need Instagram and Facebook for kids?

POST SOCIAL DISTANCING DATING
We find out the etiquette of post social distancing dating.  

PETNUPS
Why people getting pets are being encouraged to sign legal agreements setting out who gets custody if they break up.

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