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Also in the programme the dad and his eight-year-old daughter who walked the length of the country for autism awareness, plus the style that never goes out of fashion: stripes.

PHONE-IN  
The World Cup is underway in Qatar with the controversies over arm bands, rainbow hats and anthems getting as many headlines as the football.  
FIFA's choice as host nation has been controversial since day one - questions continue to be raised about the regime’s attitude to human rights and its treatment of migrant workers.
Can sporting protests make a difference? Do you support them? Or now that the action is underway, should the focus be on the football?  Are you watching the tournament... or giving it a miss?

KAYE ASKS: Should sport and politics mix?

1006 NAME THE PLACE SET UP 
Can you name today's place in Scotland? 

1011 CANCER CARE BUDDY
We'll meet the two people brought together by a cancer diagnosis. We speak to a cancer patient from Manchester who travelled 200 miles to Troon to meet her Leukaemia care buddy. Ross has been living with Leukaemia since 1986. 

1026 PROPERTY TEASE 
Brian Gilmour is back with our property surgery.  

1035 NEW MUMS
Should there be a nine-month health check for new mums?
Post-natal care ends at 'the six-week check' – but  a growing number of medical professionals and campaigners say mums should get more support.

1050 STRIPES 
Why stripes have stood the test of time. From prisoner garments to pin striped suits, it appears stripes have become a staple in every fashion trend and seemingly never fall from style. 
 
1110 PROPERTY SURGERY 
Brian Gilmour is back with our property surgery. We'll be talking Autumn statement, equity release and property maintenance.

1130 OUR SPECTRUM ADVENTURES 
The dad and his eight-year-old daughter who walked the length of the country to raise awareness of autism.

1146 EGG SHORTAGE  
So just why are eggs sales being rationed by supermarkets, and what are the alternatives?

1156 NAME THE PLACE REVEAL 
We reveal today's Name the Place.

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