The lawyer representing the family of Keith Bennett speaks to Clyde News about the death of Ian Brady.
Solicitor John Ainley, who works in Gourock, spoke to Clyde News after the death of Glasgow born serial killer Ian Brady.
3m May 16, 2017
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Helen Hill tells Clyde News about her recovery from Hep A infection
A Lanarkshire pensioner’s told Clyde News she thought she was ‘going to die’ as she struggled to recover from a bout of Hepatitis A.Helen Hill is one of 42 people who’ve been treated for bug which was reportedly linked to the JB Christie bakery in Airdrie.The 70 year old’s been speaking to our reporter Kerri-Ann Docherty.She’s now seeking compensation for her ordeal, through New Law Scotland.Bu...
1m May 11, 2017
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Our chief reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to Lily Turley and Cara Hearst
The mother of a teenage organ donor has joined one of the people whose lives he saved at a thanksgiving event in Glasgow.Lily Turley from Hamilton, whose 13 year old son Daryl died when he was hit by a motorbike in 2009, met Cara Hearst, whose life he subsequently saved, at the ceremony at Kelvingrove Art Gallery.
9m May 05, 2017
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LISTEN: Friend talks about death of friend in German road tragedy
25 year old Joseph Cheney has set up a Just Giving page to raise funds for 22 year old Dean Steele from Uddingston. He talks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
6m May 02, 2017
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Scotland's Talk In - Trump 100 Days
James Docherty ( a Trump-supporting Glasgow businessman) and Dr Murray Leith of the University of the West of Scotland debate Donald Trump's record as US President after his first #100days
2m May 01, 2017
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Scotland's Talk In - Trump highlights
We're bringing our pundits Murray and James back for a rematch as #DonaldTrump marks #100days in the White House
2m Apr 28, 2017
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LISTEN: Dr Jason Gill on health benefits of cycling
8m Apr 20, 2017
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LISTEN: Lord Jack McConnell speaks following funeral for Sir Arnold Clark
The former First Minister was one of the hundreds of mourners who attended the service for the motoring tycoon
3m Apr 19, 2017
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Our chief reporter Linda Sinclair reports on the tributes paid to Sir Arnold Clark
1m Apr 19, 2017
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Scots Secretary David Mundell looks ahead to the General Election
Our Political Correspondent Alan Smith is at Westminster talking to leading Scottish MPs about the prospects for #GE17
4m Apr 19, 2017
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SNP's Stewart Hosie 'bullish' on General Election battle
Our Political Correspondent Alan Smith is at Westminster speaking to leading Scottish MPs about the prospects for #GE17
3m Apr 19, 2017
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Listen to our General Election call special
3m Apr 18, 2017
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NSS Chief executive Keith Porteous Wood
The National Secular society want Buckfast stripped of its charitable status. The organisation believes the Abbey, where notorious wine Buckfast is brewed, should be considered a business rather than a charity.The NSS say it's an abuse of the system as no income tax is being paid on the profits the Abbey makes, which last year reached £8.8 million, due to their charitable status and has called ...
1m Apr 11, 2017
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Derek Fox on Grand National win
1m Apr 10, 2017
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Deborah Thomson and Belinda McClung on Grand National win
1m Apr 10, 2017
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John McGuire is the boss of Phoenix Honda
Motoring tycoon Sir Arnold Clark has died at the age of 89.The billionaire, who founded his Arnold Clark car dealership in Glasgow in 1954, died on Monday surrounded by his family.He was knighted in 2004 for services to the motor industry and last year became Britain's first billionaire car dealer, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. John McGuire is the boss of Phoenix Honda and learned h...
20s Apr 10, 2017
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Steven Park, President Association of Scottish Motoring Writers, pays tribute to Arnold Clark
Motoring tycoon Sir Arnold Clark has died at the age of 89.The billionaire, who founded his Arnold Clark car dealership in Glasgow in 1954, died on Monday surrounded by his family.He was knighted in 2004 for services to the motor industry and last year became Britain's first billionaire car dealer, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. Steven Park, President Association of Scottish Motoring...
1m Apr 10, 2017
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SNP MP Stephen Gethins speaks out about US action in Syria
SNP MP Stephen Gethins sits on Westminster's Foreign Affairs Committee and says a long term solution must be found:
29s Apr 07, 2017
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Hibs boss Neil Lennon
2m Apr 06, 2017
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LISTEN: Neil Lennon no regrets about spat with Jim Duffy
The Hibs Manager speaks to our Reporter Linda Sinclair two days on from the bust-up with the Morton boss.
2m Mar 31, 2017
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Neil Lennon on his touchline bust-up with Jim Duffy
He says there's now bad blood between the pair.
3m Mar 31, 2017
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LISTEN: Expert talks about sentencing of Harry Clarke
The 60 year old who was at the wheel of a bin lorry when it crashed killing six people in Glasgow will be sentenced for driving months later without a licence
4m Mar 31, 2017
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Our political correspondent Alan Smith brought us this #Brexit special outside the House of Commons:
2m Mar 29, 2017
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Our political correspondent Alan Smith caught up with Scotland's only Labour MP, Ian Murray, outside Westminster:
27s Mar 29, 2017
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Scotland's only Lib Dem MP Alistair Carmichael reacts to #Brexit
1m Mar 29, 2017
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Ambulances: shock revelations & breaking news
It's not every day that Scotland's Talk In has whistleblowers revealing that the service is so overstretched that crews are falling asleep at the wheel, parents telling us they waited hours for help, and our Inverness reporter Bryan Rutherford breaking news of a witch hunt live on the programme at the end of his report.
15m Mar 26, 2017
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Brother of David Haines reacts yesterday's Westminster attack
Mike Haines’ brother – David – was killed by Islamic State fighters in 2014.
1m Mar 23, 2017
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Deputy Chief Constable Johnny Gwynne
Deputy Chief Constable Johnny Gwynne on the increase in armed mobile police after the #Westminster terror attack
1m Mar 23, 2017
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General Secretary of the Scottish Police Federation Calum Steele
General Secretary of the Scottish Police Federation Calum Steele says patrols on the streets here in Scotland have been increased in light of yesterday's attack:
1m Mar 23, 2017
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Nicola Sturgeon reflects on Westminster attack at First Minister’s Questions
At First Minister’s Questions - parties across the chamber have been reflecting on the Westminster attack. Nicola Sturgeon led tributes:
29s Mar 23, 2017
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ross greer section 30
4m Mar 20, 2017
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Blair Jenkins and Blair McDougall on Scotland's Talk In
The men who ran the Yes Scotland and Better Together campaigns were taking your calls on Scotland's Talk In and discussing the prospects for #Indyref2 #Scotref - but ruled themselves out of getting involved this time.
6m Mar 20, 2017
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ross greer independence
3m Mar 13, 2017
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Willie Rennie makes a pledge to campaign to reform drugs policy
Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie was talking your calls on Scotland's Talk In - and giving straight answers !
2m Mar 13, 2017
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Ross Greer mental health
2m Mar 07, 2017
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Swimmer Michael Jamieson speaks to Scotland's Talk In about depression
Olympic silver medal winner Michael Jamieson speaks to Scotland's Talk In about his secret battle with depression during his career at the top of the sport.
20m Mar 06, 2017
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Listen to the Post Match Audio from Rangers 6 Hamilton 0
Graeme Murty, Martin Canning, Joe Garner and Dougie Imrie all give their reaction to the match afer Rangers beat Hamilton 6-0 at Ibrox in the Scottish Cup Quarter Final.
9m Mar 04, 2017
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Principle of Bannerman High School in Glasgow - Samreen Shah
Watching The Big Bang Theory was suggested as a training method for a school staff member who was dealing with a child with Asperger syndrome, MSPs have been told. Sheldon Cooper, one of the central characters in the hit American television show, displays traits of the condition. Those affected can have communication difficulties and struggle in social situations.Samreen Shah, a teacher who i...
16s Mar 01, 2017
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Sylvia Haughney's a Support for Leaning instructor at Glasgow City Council
Watching The Big Bang Theory was suggested as a training method for a school staff member who was dealing with a child with Asperger syndrome, MSPs have been told. Sheldon Cooper, one of the central characters in the hit American television show, displays traits of the condition. Those affected can have communication difficulties and struggle in social situations. Sylvia Haughey, an addition...
13s Mar 01, 2017
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Mike Bristow from Brake talks about new laws on using your phone behind the wheel
Drivers caught using a mobile phone behind the wheel face stricter penalties under new measures now in force.Motorists stopped while using a mobile had previously been issued with three penalty points on their licence and a £100 fine.Under the new legislation, the consequences double - six points and a £200 fine.Drivers caught using their mobile twice or accruing 12 points on their licence can ...
3m Mar 01, 2017
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Pamela Munro speaks to Scotland's Talk In
The mum of murdered Clydebank teen, Paige Doherty, has spoken out about the need for ‘tougher sentences’ in Scotland just days before the anniversary of her daughter’s death. Speaking exclusively on Scotland’s Talk In Pamela Munro shared her thoughts on the Appeal Court’s decision to cut John Leathem’s minimum spell behind bars by four years:
1m Feb 27, 2017
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Brendan Rodgers Post Match Interview 25th February
Brendan Rodgers says he has no problem with the tackle on James Forrest from Hamilton's Danny Redmond
2m Feb 25, 2017
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Neil Lennon gives explosive post-match interview after 1-1 with Raith Rovers
Neil Lennon gives explosive post-match interview after 1-1 with Raith Rovers
4m Feb 18, 2017
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'Huge waste of talent’ as bright disadvantaged teens ‘lag behind’
Bright, poor teenagers in Scotland lag more than two and a half years behind their classmates in core academic subjects, according to new research. The Sutton Trust, which published the study, said it was staggering'' these youngsters are so far behind, warning it is ahuge waste of talent''. The study uses the latest results from international PISA tests to examine the performance of 10% of t...
1m Feb 08, 2017
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First-born kids get ‘all’ the brains – study claims
Are you smarter than your brother or sister? Well if you’re the oldest sibling in the pack the chances are you’re the one with the brains. That’s according to new research out today from Edinburgh University. Their study of five around 5,000 kids found first-borns generally score higher in IQ tests from as early as the age of one. Experts reckon it's because parents give them more mental st...
18s Feb 08, 2017
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Missing kayaker's sister still has hope of rescuing him
Dominic Jackson was reported missing after going on a kayaking trip to Portsoy. His sister Ellie tells our reporter John Callan more about him.
2m Feb 07, 2017
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EU Ross Greer
2m Feb 06, 2017
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Scottish Labour leader pays tribute to Gordon Aikman
Kezia Dugdale says she's lost her best friend after the death of MND campaigner Gordon Aikman at the age of 31
2m Feb 03, 2017
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Scotland's Talk In - Drug Consumption Rooms
Callers Jo and Elizabeth disagree on the need for a safe injection facility in Glasgow.
5m Jan 30, 2017
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Scotland's Talk In - Drug Consumption Rooms
Professor Neil McKeganey from the Centre for Drug Misuse Research and Kirsten Horsburgh from the Scottish Drugs forum debate whether a drug consumption facility is should be opened in Glasgow
8m Jan 30, 2017
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