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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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Should Matt Hancock be applauded for showing the human side of politicians?

Also in the programme, travel expert Simon Calder answers your questions and Kaye talks to Elsie Cook, a pioneer of women's football - recognised fifty years on.

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Were you watching? Matt Hancock has finished in third place on ITV reality series I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The MP's participation in the show has been controversial and he had the Tory whip suspended as a result. The former health secretary was beaten by winner, footballer Jill Scott, and Hollyoaks star Owen Warner in Sunday's final.
Did he do the right thing by going into the jungle and has it changed your view of him? Did it show another side of politicians ?
And what happens to him how – will be return to politics…or something else?

KAYE ASKS -  Should Matt Hancock be applauded for showing the human side of politicians?


1010 ELSIE COOK
As Jill Scott is crowned Queen of the Jungle , we hear from Scotland’s footballing suffragette. Elsie Cook, the trailblazer who set up the first official international woman's football game in 1972 and how she is being recognised 50 years later. 

1024 TRAVEL TEASE
Travel Expert, Simon Calder joins us for our travel surgery.  

1032 COST OF LIVING FUNDRAISING
The Fife mum looking for answers to her son’s rare, life-limiting condition -  and the challenges of fundraising in a cost of living crisis

1047 GREEN CHRISTMAS
How can you have a Greener Christmas ? This week we look at: trees!

1110 TRAVEL SURGERY
Travel Expert, Simon Calder joins us for our travel surgery. If you have any questions about upcoming trips, travelling on a budget or any travel advice text us on 80295 or call 0808 5 92 95 00.

1133 BEIGE CHILDHOOD
Should childhood be more beige? Is there anything wrong with the boom in beige children’s wear and toys?

1143 DRIVING TEST FAILURES
So why is it that some people just can’t seem to pass? The RAC says 50,000 driving tests are taken every year by people who’ve already sat at least five tests.

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