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Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

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Also in the programme Paddy Higson, dubbed the 'mother of the Scottish film industry', do we need to talk about the positive aspects of masculinity, and can you shower without soap?

PHONE IN
Shops selling illegal vapes and the sale of vaping products to children are the top threats on the UK's High Streets, according to Trading Standards officials.
Hundreds of thousands of vapes which flout current laws have been seized.
The chair of the Society of Chief Officers of Trading Standards in Scotland says the sale to young children is a major concern, with cheap, brightly-coloured vapes ending up in the hands of 12 and 13-year-olds.
Do we need to get tougher on the sale of vapes?

Stephen asks: Is vaping a good thing or a bad thing.

PADDY HIGSON
We’ll speak to the woman David Hayman calls ‘the mother of the Scottish film industry’ - Paddy Higson - on why she thinks the movie business needs to take more risks 
Paddy Higson has worked on everything from Taggart and Monarch of the Glen to movies like Comfort and Joy and the Magdalene Sisters

ASK THE DENTIST TEASE
On our weekly health surgery dentist Ambi Jeyabalan is on hand to answer your questions about your teeth and gums.  

POSITIVE MASCULINITY
Do we need to talk more about what’s positive about masculinity? 

WINTER SALADS
Would you swap stodgy comfort food for a salad this winter? We’ll hear from the chef who says you should!

THE SOAP DEBATE
Debate rages online & we’ll settle it this morning - can you really have a proper shower without soap?

ASK THE DENTIST
On our weekly health surgery dentist Ambi Jeyabalan is on hand to answer your questions about your teeth and gums. N

MY KIND OF TOWN
We’ll find out all about the new series of the TV show which celebrates small town life in Scotland. Ian Hamilton’s show on the BBC Scotland channel shines a spotlight on these often overlooked communities.

WHEN SHOULD POLITICIANS QUIT
The Prime Minister of New Zealand is to stand down saying she no longer has "enough in the tank" to continue in the role.
Do we expect too much from our politicians? And what does a PM do when they stand down?

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