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Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

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COP26, Women and Girls in Sport and Nicola Singleton's Gardening Surgery.

On the phone in Stephen Jardine asks: What is your message to world leaders ahead of COP26? Also on the show: Bad Parents Club and Nicola Singleton's Gardening Surgery.

PHONE IN: COP26
On Sunday world leaders will kick off the, COP 26 climate summit in Glasgow. Pope Francis has called on them to take "radical decisions" that offer hope to the world, Sir David Attenborough has warned that not acting now to halt global warming would mean it's "too late" and Arnold Schwarzenegger says leaders who claim combating climate change hurts the economy are "stupid or liars". Their comments come as the former conservative leader Michael Howard says the expectations of activists like Greta Thunberg are 'unrealistic'.

Stephen asks: What is your message to world leaders ahead of COP26? 

ALSO ON THE SHOW:

WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SPORT
'When a boy is born he's put in a football shirt - but what are we doing to get girls engaged in sport from day one?' - the head of Netball Scotland tells us why she's calling for a huge culture shift and we'll hear from a top Scottish sportswoman on exactly what barriers need to come down.

WHAT’S ON GUIDE 
Your must-have guide to what's on across the country this weekend is on the way - including a drive-in freak-out in Motherwell, Livingston goes burlesque as Paisley gets grotesque, and there's seasonal food and drink aplenty in Fife.

BAD PARENTS CLUB
Our panel of bad parents are back to talk technological barriers between the generations - do you know your YOLO from your FOMO? Dr Punam Krishan, Tonya Macari and Rory Crawford will also ruminate over smelly feet, and the boy who only eats cheese.

GARDENING SURGERY 
Spooky goings on at Nicola Singleton’s gardening surgery - from blood-curling plants to using nature's riches to get your house guiser-ready. But you don't have to have a ghoul in your garden to get her help today.

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