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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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Is Westminster right to block Holyrood's gender recognition bill?

Also in the programme TV's Julia Bradbury on embracing the great outdoors since her breast cancer diagnosis, bad behaviour in the gym and is Glasgow the world's funniest city?

PHONE-IN: 
The UK Government has confirmed it will block Holyrood’s gender recognition reform bill. The Scottish secretary Alistair Jack will make an order at Westminster to stop the bill from becoming law.
It is the first time a Scottish law has been blocked for affecting UK-wide law.
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called the move a "full-frontal attack" on the Scottish Parliament and vowed to oppose it.
She said the Scottish ministers would "defend" the bill, warning if the veto succeeded it would be the "first of many".

Kaye asks: Is the Westminster Government right to intervene, or do you agree with Nicola Sturgeon that this is an outrage?

Also on the show…

DR LIZA MORTON
The woman who was fitted with a pacemaker at just 11 days old.  We speak to the woman aiming to help those with chronic heart conditions. 

PROPERTY TEASE 
Brian Gilmour is back with Property surgery. We'll be looking at what a new year means for the property market, whether you’re a buyer or a renter Any questions you have text 80295

FUNNY GLASGOW  
Is Glasgow Scotland’s funniest city? 

GYM ETIQUETTE 
In a room full of sweaty strangers – what are the do’s and don’ts of gym behaviour? 

PROPERTY SURGERY
Brian Gilmour is back with Property surgery. We'll be looking at what a new year means for the property market, whether you’re a buyer or a renter. Any questions you have text 80295

JULIA BRADBURY 
TV presenter Julia Bradbury on how she has embraced the great outdoors since her breast cancer diagnosis

PETS  
Scientists say the bond we have with our pets can help with human survival – we’re exploring the special relationship.

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