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Three MSPs  want to run to be the next leader of the SNP, what do you make of the line up?

Three MSPs have said they want to run to be the next leader of the SNP. What do you make of the line up? Also athlete Lesley Paterson's amazing journey to BAFTA success?

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Three MSPs have said they want to run to be the next leader of the SNP and next First Minister.  
The bookies favourites Humza Yousaf and  Kate Forbes have both been speaking on Good Morning  Scotland today. Ash Regan has yet to speak.
Ms Forbes who is currently on maternity leave from her job as Finance Secretary joined the race yesterday, saying she had the vision, experience and competence to inspire voters.   
Humza Yousaf also officially kicked off his campaign yesterday with a launch event in Clydebank. Some other big SNP names have ruled themselves out.

KAYE ASKS:   What do you make of the line up? 

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NAME THE PLACE SET UP 
Carole Hough, Professor of Onomastics from Glasgow University sends us a list of clues that take us to a place in Scotland. Sounds simple right? It's not always. 

LESLEY PATERSON
We’ll speak to the Scot behind the nine time Oscar nominated hit All Quiet On The Western Front
Fresh from winning a Bafta on Sunday night the extraordinary story of the Stirling born world champion tri-athlete who's making some serious waves in the film industry. 

ASK THE VET TEASE 
Ross Allan is back looking after your pets and answering your questions. This week he’s looking at exotic pets, the world’s oldest mouse and how to tell a friend their pet needs to lose a few pounds. TEXT your questions to 80295

HEAT PUMPS
Are heat pumps the future of heating your home?  Just what are they and are they actually worth investing in? 
   
HUMANS NEED MORE SLEEP IN WINTER
Should we snooze our way through the winter? While we might not need to hibernate, new research suggests humans might need more sleep in the winter.

ASK THE VET SURGERY
Ross Allan is back looking after your pets and answering your questions. This week he’s looking at exotic pets, the world’s oldest mouse and how to tell a friend their pet needs to lose a few pounds. Call now on 0808 5 92 95 00 TEXT 80295

TITANIC TOURISM
Do we need to tread more carefully with the story of The Titanic?
As the epic film returns to the cinema after 25 years – do we need to approach the tragic tale of Titanic more sensitively?

FEMALE HAIR TRANPLANT
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NAME THE PLACE REVEAL
We'll reveal today's place name in Scotland

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