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Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

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Stephen asks - Did you have a loved one in a care home during the pandemic?

Stephen asks - Did you have a loved one in a care home during the pandemic? What’s your reaction to the ruling in England? Also on the show, passports, remakes & HRT.

PHONE-IN 
Families who lost loved ones to Covid-19 in Scottish care homes are considering legal action following a ruling in England. UK government policies on discharging untested patients from hospital at the start of the Covid pandemic were ruled unlawful at the High Court in London. The case applied to England but could "open floodgates" of cases in Scotland, one bereaved relative warned. The Scottish government said it would "examine the findings in detail".

Stephen asks - Did you have a loved one in a care home during the pandemic? What’s your reaction to the ruling in England?

STUART JAMIESON
We speak to the Bo’ness dad hopping on a scooter to break a Guinness world record in memory of his wife

REMAKES
Expectations are high for the English-language remake of French TV series Call My Agent but do remakes ever work?

WINNING BIG
As one lottery winner says she’s become ‘addicted’ to helping others, what’s the psychology behind winning big? 

ASK THE DOC SURGERY 
GP Dr Punam talks HRT shortages, chicken pox & screenings plus she’ll be answering your health-related questions. 

PASSPORT DELAYS
Everything you need to know about getting a passport for your summer holiday

KIDS & EXERCISE
New research suggests running or walking for 15 minutes every day could make kids smarter - so how do you encourage your child to exercise outside?

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