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The news is dominated by pictures and coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after their royal engagement yesterday. More details on the royal wedding are expected to be revealed later today.
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PROPERTY SURGERY
Will the Scottish Government follow Westminster on stamp duty? Property expert Brian Gilmour will be trying to clear that up and answering all your property questions. if you're buying, selling or renting, give Brian a call on 08 08 5 92 95 00 or text 80295.

GEMMA CAIRNEY
Broadcaster and Former host of Radio 1's advice show The Surgery, Gemma Cairney has spent months touring the country getting inside teenagers heads.

FAKE SMART PHONE
Is a black plastic mock phone the answer to curing a smart phone addiction?
Klemens Schillinger, an Austrian designer, has said that he hoped his fake phone would be used as a way to stop incessant "checking behaviour".

DRONES
From killing machine to Christmas toys- can we ever really control drones? Craig Lippett is an independent drone consultant, Noel Sharkey is a Emeritus Professor of AI and Robotics and Professor of Public Engagement at the University of Sheffield and Allan Sneddon is from KoolToyz.co.uk, an Edinburgh-based drone retailer.

RALPH ADDISON
We speak to the man from Renfrewshire who went to great depths to help make tv spectacular Blue Planet 2. Ralph Ellison is a submersible pilot.

FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR TEACHERS TBC
Professor Chris Chapman from Glasgow University has suggested that financial incentives could be used to attract school staff to work in poorer areas.

NAME THE PLACE
CLUE 1: Last week's place-name was from Gaelic. The week before, it was from Old English. Today's place-name combines both languages.
CLUE 2: It also has other links with both place-names.
CLUE 3: The place-name appears in a letter written by Robert Burns on 14th January 1787.
CLUE 4: A new form of transport was developed here.
CLUE 5: It has a church made of unusual material.