Good Morning Scotland

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Good Morning Scotland: 28/03/2023

28/03/2023

BBC Radio Scotland - Good Morning Scotland, 28/03/2023

The latest news from home and abroad, along with sport, travel and weather updates.

The latest news from home and abroad, along with regular sport, travel and weather updates.

BBC Radio Scotland

Mornings

Getting to the heart of the stories making the news.

Mornings: with Kaye Adams

with Kaye Adams

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, with Kaye Adams

Humza Yousaf says independence should be a top priority…is it yours?

New SNP leader Humza Yousaf says independence should be a top priority…is it yours? Also in the show Strictly’s Johannes Radebe and is the tide turning for Air BnB?

PHONE-IN 
The new leader of the SNP, Humza Yousaf, is expected to be elected as First Minister this afternoon. 
Within hours of his election he made it clear he'll be knocking on the door of Downing Street demanding that the Prime Minister issues the Section 30 order necessary to stage another referendum on Scotland's constitutional future. 
 
Kaye’s asking -  Humza Yousaf says independence should be a top priority…is it yours?
 
Also on the show…

STRICTLY’S JOHANNES
Strictly’s Johannes Radebe on why he’s going to tell his story in words and not dance

BREAST FEEDING IN PUBLIC
Mums in Scotland are entitled to breastfeed their children in all public spaces but are there places where you shouldn’t?

AIR B N B 
Is the tide turning on Air BnB? 
Born in 2008 and now worth £23 billion – but is the success story turning into a nightmare?

PROPERTY SURGERY
Our own Mr Blue Sky and property expert Brian Gilmour returns to answer all your property related questions. 

REVENGE PORN
We talk to the barrister who’s calling for an end to the use of the term “revenge porn”.

BORING WORKPLACES
As the pandemic brought about a rise in homeworking, has it also made our offices less lively than they used to be?

Lunchtime Live

News updates from Scotland and beyond, plus all your lunchtime sport, travel and weather.

Lunchtime Live: 28/03/2023

BBC Radio Scotland - Lunchtime Live, 28/03/2023

The Afternoon Show with Janice Forsyth

The Afternoon Show

Tuning into what's current in film, TV, arts, theatre and music across Scotland.

The Afternoon Show: National Theatre of Scotland's Kidnapped plus a new Gaelic Western, "Stornoway, Quebec"

National Theatre of Scotland's Kidnapped plus a new Gaelic Western, "Stornoway, Quebec"

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, National Theatre of Scotland's Kidnapped plus a new Gaelic Western, "Stornoway, Quebec"

National Theatre of Scotland's riotous adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Kidnapped.

Film academic David Archibald on his book 'Tracking Loach', which he wrote after getting access to observe Ken Loach on set while filming the Glasgow set comedy, The Angels' Share

Kidnapped, the new production from the National Theatre of Scotland, is a riotous re-telling of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic adventure novella. Janice speaks to the show’s co-writer and director Isobel McArthur and actor Kim Ismay – who plays Frances, Robert Louis Stevenson’s real wife.

'Stornoway, Quebec' is a new play inspired by tales of the real life Canadian outlaw, Donald Morrison and it will open with an historic premiere in Stornoway, the place from which Morrison's family emigrated to Canada. Janice is joined by director Muireann Kelly and writer Calum L. MacLeòid.

Film academic David Archibald is author of a new book, Tracking Loach. It was written after Archibald was granted unprecedented access to observe director Ken Loach while he was making the 2012 Glasgow-set comedy drama The Angels' Share, which went on to receive The Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.  David talks to Janice about his book ahead of an event with Ken Loach.

Janice meets the artist behind our Single of the Week, Ain’t All Roses, August Saint-Giles from The Black Denims.

And in Tuesday Review, novelist Catherine Simpson and writer and critic Neil Cooper give their take on three new tv programmes: a new adaptation of Dickens’ Great Expectations; Blue Lights, a police drama set in Belfast; And Six Four, a new Glasgow-set crime drama inspired by a best-selling Japanese novel, starring Kevin McKidd and James Cosmo.

Drivetime

Breaking down the day's news and talking points with comment and opinion.

Breaking down the day's news and talking points with comment and opinion, plus sport, travel and weather.

Drivetime: with Martin Geissler

with Martin Geissler

BBC Radio Scotland - Drivetime, with Martin Geissler

Breaking down the day's talking points with comment and opinion.

Breaking down the day's talking points with comment and opinion, plus sport, travel and weather.

Sportsound

Sporting commentary, analysis and debate.

Sportsound: Scotland v Spain

Scotland v Spain

BBC Radio Scotland - Sportsound, Scotland v Spain

Live commentary as Scotland face Spain in Euro 2024 qualifying.

Roddy Hart

Roddy Hart shines a spotlight on great songwriting, both contemporary and classic.

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National Theatre of Scotland's Kidnapped plus a new Gaelic Western, "Stornoway, Quebec"

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