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Sir Antony Jay talks about a new stage version of Yes, Prime Minister, and we discuss whether Muslim culture can and should laugh at itself. Show more
Jonathan Watson returns with a sketch show that sets out to tackle the big questions and issues troubling Scottish society in 2011, be they politics, media, sport or entertainment. Show more
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.
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Vic follows up the first A-Z of Scottish music with another 26 acts, from Arab Strap to The Zips. Show more
Sir Antony Jay talks about a new stage version of Yes, Prime Minister, and we discuss whether Muslim culture can and should laugh at itself. Show more
Jonathan Watson returns with a sketch show that sets out to tackle the big questions and issues troubling Scottish society in 2011, be they politics, media, sport or entertainment. Show more
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