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Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

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On the phone in Stephen asks – have we become more rude since the pandemic?

On the phone in Stephen asks – have we become more rude since the pandemic? Also on the show, sporting dynasties, online safety & doggy noses

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Shopworkers, GP surgeries and call centres have all reported an alarming rise in abusive behaviour directed toward them. 
Latest Institute of Customer Service data suggests the number of shop workers who faced abusive customers has risen 25% since February this year.
As well as that, new research from the University of Aberdeen found rudeness towards vets is linked to increased levels of anxiety and depression and may be causing vets to rethink their careers.
In April we reported three out of four Scots GPs were facing increased patient abuse.

Stephen asks – have we become more rude since the pandemic?

EILISH MCCOLGAN
After Eilish McColgan won gold in the 10,000m, 36 years after mum Liz claimed the same title in 1986, we’ll find out if sporting success is in your genes?

MS GB FINALIST
We’ll speak to Bishopton mum Sarah Victoria Bayley who’s in the running to become the first Ms Great Britain with a disability

ONLINE SAFETY
Meet the teenager from Renfrewshire who wants the next UK Prime Minister to make online safety a priority 

DOG NOSES
We’ll find out how your pooch can see without its eyes

HEALTH SURGERY 
Dr Punam Krishan talks migraine cures, monkeypox & bone health on our regular health surgery. As well as that, she’ll be answering listener questions

COMMONWEALTH GAMES 
Kheredine Idsanne is live in Birmingham with all the latest from the 2022 Commonwealth Games

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