LISTEN: Researcher on link between babies born with learning disabilities and Vitamin D
Researchers say children conceived in winter months 'more likely' to have learning disabilities. Professor Jill Pell from Glasgow University talks to our Reporter Linda Sinclair.
6m Aug 23, 2016
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Nicola Sturgeon backs Andy Murray Knighthood
The First Minister tells John Callan - she's backing calls for a Knighthood for Andy Murray following his gold medal win at Rio 2016 Nicola Sturgeon adds to the debate about Scotland's greatest ever sportsperson
1m Aug 16, 2016
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Safety advice for bikers after death spike
5m Aug 15, 2016
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LISTEN: Abuse victim talks about horrors he suffered at former Catholic school
Former Headmaster 73 year old John Farrell from Motherwell and 64 year old Paul Kelly have been sentenced to a total of 15 years for sexual and physical attacks on youngsters at the former Catholic school St Ninian's. 49 year old abuse victim John speaks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
11m Aug 12, 2016
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LISTEN: Victim of sexual abuse at Catholic run school tells his story
47 year old Joe, was the first victim to come forward, to help convict John Farrell and Paul Kelly of historic abuse charges at St Ninian's in Fife. He speaks to our Reporter Linda Sinclair. We have disguised his voice to protect his identity.
4m Aug 12, 2016
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LISTEN: Islamic commentator speaks as Bradford taxi driver sentenced for religiously motivated attack
The Chief Executive of the Ramadhan Foundation Mohammed Shafiq says must condemn extremism
4m Aug 09, 2016
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EXCLUSIVE: Neighbours of man who killed Glasgow shopkeeper speak out
Friends of Tanveer Ahmed who killed Asad Shah in March 2016 say "he was a nice man"
1m Aug 09, 2016
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Tommy Sheppard launches SNP deputy leadership bid
Ahead of officially unveiling his campaign to be deputy leader of the SNP, Tommy Sheppard spoke to our reporter John Callan.
3m Aug 06, 2016
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Ayrshire mum hopes something positive will come from losing her 22-month-old son to cot death two weeks ago.
Joanna McCaroll spoke to our reporter Vicky Murray yesterday.
6m Aug 04, 2016
6m
Scotrail Communications Director Rob Shorthouse on upcoming rail strikes during Fringe
A fresh wave of industrial action has been announced by the RMT union.
1m Jul 29, 2016
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Chief Inspector Nicola Shepherd on St Ninian's abuse
2m Jul 22, 2016
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Border Search and Rescue Unit on rescue of dementia patient from East Coast rail line
Stuart Fuller-Shapcott speaks to Radio Borders News.
1m Jul 22, 2016
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West Lothian Council leader John McGinty on Pokemon Go craze
It's after 28 headstones were knocked over in a graveyard, thought to play home to a key location in the game.
1m Jul 21, 2016
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Heather Morning from the Mountaineering Council of Scotland discusses the 'dangers' of Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go fans have been warned to make sure they don’t just go, but also come back – safely. The craze for collecting virtual Pokémon characters via a phone app has hooked gamers, young and old, as collectors track down the characters through the GPS feature in their phones. New research has even found Pokémon Go characters hiding in the Cairngorm mountains - as Heather Morning from the Mou...
1m Jul 20, 2016
1m
Scottish Ex-Pat Kirsten Somerville watched tragedy unfold in Nice
Kirsten lives and works in Nice but is originally from Glasgow - she's telling us what she saw
2m Jul 15, 2016
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LISTEN: Tribute to TITP man after body found
29 year old James Richardson disappeared after leaving festival on Monday and police say his family have been told after a body's been discovered. Our reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to friend Anne-Marie Connell.
1m Jul 13, 2016
1m
D&G drives warned to be extra careful during summer months
1m Jul 06, 2016
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LISTEN: Rose Gentle fears Chilcot Inquiry will be a whitewash
The campaigner's son Gordon Gentle was killed in the Iraq war in 2004 aged just 19. She talks to our Reporter Linda Sinclair about the long-awaited probe.
6m Jul 05, 2016
6m
Diane Douglas who lost her son Allan tells us she's lost confidence in Chilcot inquiry
Lance Corporal Allan Douglas from Aberdeen was just 22 when he died on the 30th of January 2006. His mum tells us she's lost confidence in the Chilcot inquiry.
2m Jul 05, 2016
2m
Detective Superintendent Duncan Sloan on east end murder inquiry
DS Duncan Sloan makes urgent appeal to track down killer of elderly man in east end of Glasgow
6m Jun 29, 2016
6m
Chief Inspector David Bruce on M&D's rollercoaster crash
Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to Chief Inspector David Bryce about the rollercoaster derailment at M&D's which left 10 people injured.
3m Jun 26, 2016
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Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie gives his reaction to Leave Vote
1m Jun 24, 2016
1m
John Edward from the Scotland Stronger in Europe campaign speaks to our chief reporter Linda Sinclair
2m Jun 24, 2016
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Tom Harris, Leader of Scottish Vote Leave speaks to our political correspondent Alan Smith
Tom Harris headed up the Scottish Vote Leave campaign and admits the result even took them by surprise
3m Jun 24, 2016
3m
SNP MSP Humza Yousaf speaks to Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
The big question that still remains is what the North-South split means for Scotland. It's the scenario Nicola Sturgeon said could lead to a second Independence Referendum... First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland's 'made it clear' that it wants to remain part of the EU. SNP MSP and remain campaigner Humza Yousaf says there'll be no snap decision...
3m Jun 24, 2016
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Michael Hogg
He’s from the RMT Union and talking to Linda Sinclair outside Scotrail HQ – members are set to walk off the job tomorrow as part of three days of industrial action.
2m Jun 20, 2016
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Ayr man plans concert to help cancer retreat
Nick McCann talks to our reporter Vicky Murray about a concert he has planned to help save Malcolm Sargent House from proposed closure.
4m Jun 13, 2016
4m
Ski season brings in £21 million to Scottish economy
Andy Meldrum from Glencoe Mountain Resort has been speaking to our reporter Lizzie Parker about the numbers.
1m Jun 08, 2016
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Hawick Royal Albert Club Secretary on being admitted to the Scottish Lowland League
He's speaking to our reporter John Callan
3m Jun 08, 2016
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Tommy Gilmour
The Scottish boxing promoter’s been paying tribute to Muhammad Ali and tells our reporter, Nicola Dowds, about meeting him in Glasgow in 1965.
4m Jun 04, 2016
4m
Nicola Sturgeon on Liam Fee murder
The First Minister talks about the tragic death of toddler Liam Fee in Fife.
5m Jun 01, 2016
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Liam Fee's mother and her partner found guilty of 2 year old's murder
Our reporter Hope Webb has the latest from the High Court in Livingston where Nyomi and Rachel Fee have been convicted of the Fife toddler's murder. Lizzie Parker is in the town where it happened getting reactions from locals.
2m May 31, 2016
2m
Kenny MacAskill stands by decision to release Lockerbie bomber
Political Correspondent Alan Smith interviews former Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill about his book on the #Lockerbie bombing, the political fall out and the need for an international investigation
13m May 25, 2016
13m
Morton Houston talks to our reporter about legal highs
Morton Houston from Trading Standards talks about the dangers of legal highs
2m May 25, 2016
2m
Jack Semple from RHA
The Road Haulage Association says too many lorry drivers are breaking tax rules.
7m May 23, 2016
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Selkirk dog's handler on dramatic rescue bid
2m May 18, 2016
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Lockerbie family group opposes Government's proposed Bill
We speak to Jim Swire whose daughter Flora was killed in the 1988 disaster.
10m May 17, 2016
10m
New D&G Police Constable awarded Baton of Honour
24 year-old Courtney Richards has been awarded the Baton of Honour for her outstanding achievements while training at the Police College in Tulliallan - she spoke to our reporter Natalie Crawford...
3m May 17, 2016
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Galashiels mum Susan Falconer on her battle with depression
3m May 16, 2016
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Lyme Disease concerns in D&G
Our reporter Natalie Crawford spoke to Andrew Rideout from NHS Dumfries and Galloway...
6m May 13, 2016
6m
Scottish Judo star in a coma after motorbike crash
A Scottish Glasgow 2014 medallist is in a coma and fighting for her life after a motorcycle accident in Vietnam. Judo star Stephanie Inglis, 27, who won silver at the Commonwealth Games, fell off the bike on Tuesday in the north east of the country where she had gone to teach English. She suffered serious head injuries and is being treated in intensive care. School friend Heather Coutts has ...
1m May 13, 2016
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Hawick Provost Stuart Marshall on potential Peter Scott redundancies
29s May 12, 2016
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David Riddell from Peter Scott
1m May 12, 2016
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Egg vending machines come to Dumfries
3m May 12, 2016
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Staff and pupils prepare to say goodbye to Dalbeattie school
5m May 09, 2016
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Nicola Sturgeon vows to 'work above party boundaries' after losing majority
Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to work above party boundaries in the best interests of Scotland but vowed to assert the values set out in the SNP manifesto.The SNP leader was speaking as she met her fellow 62 MSPs following Thursday's Holyrood election.Speaking to our Political Correspondent Alan Smith at a party event at the Kelpies statues in Falkirk, Ms Sturgeon said when parliament reconvenes ...
1m May 07, 2016
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Our political correspondent Alan Smith tells Lesley DiMascio what the Holyrood Election result means
6m May 06, 2016
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Kezia Dugdale's full concession speech - Election Live
3m May 06, 2016
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Ruth Davidson speaks to our political correspondent
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson in conversation with our political correspondent Alan Smith
5m May 06, 2016
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Nicola Sturgeon - Election Live
Nicola Sturgeon speaks to our reporter Linda Sinclair shortly after winning her seat.
23s May 06, 2016
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