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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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We also speak to the "Indiana Jones of the Deep" about his remarkable find under the ice in Antarctica and a young Ukrainian woman shares her experience of living in Scotland.

PHONE-IN 
The vaccine campaign in Scotland has been stepped up this week. People aged 50 and over are being invited to book appointments.  They're being offered Covid vaccines alongside flu. Figures show that the uptake remains high in older populations -- but only around thirty-six per cent of healthcare workers and eighteen per cent of social care workers have had their winter booster.
Are you concerned about covid… or complacent?   Are you booking a booster? If not, why not?   

KAYE ASKS  Have you booked your covid booster jab?


1010 MENSUN BOUND
We speak to the man dubbed the "Indiana Jones of the Deep" about his remarkable find under the ice in Antarctica - a lifelong quest to find Shackleton’s Endurance.

1025 COURT OF KAREN TRIAL
Karen is back to rule on another case – this week - Can I enforce a spending limit on gifts my family give to my son on his first birthday? Text 80295 
 
1045 UKRAINIAN IN SCOTLAND
We hear from 16 year old, Marta, about her life in Scotland. Marta’s a journalism student originally from Lviv, now living in Aberdeen

1110 COURT OF KAREN VERDICT
Karen gives us your verdict on this week’s case - Can I enforce a spending limit on gifts my family give to my son on his first birthday? Text 80295 

1117 TIN CAN COOKING
Is it time for tinned food as the cost of living bites?  One third of UK shoppers plan to buy more tinned products over the next 12 months.  How does tinned stack up against fresh…and top tips for tinned recipes. 

1130 LOVE IS BLIND
How soon, is too soon, to say I love you? Some contestants of TV show Love is Blind are claiming to fall in love in next to no time. But how long does it really take to reach the stage of saying those three little words…and meaning it. 

1145    SCOUTING AND GUIDING KEEPS YOU HEALTHY 
Why being a Scout or a Guide is good for your health later in life – according to a new Scottish study.

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