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We鈥檙e talking about adoption. Coronation star Sue Cleaver has opened up about her experience of being adopted on I鈥檓 a Celebrity.

This is Adoption Week Scotland. People are being urged to come forward and consider adoption to help local children find their forever families.

This year, the national adoption campaign focuses on the theme of connection with past, present and future family.

Were you adopted? Did you have child who was adopted?

Kaye asks - How has adoption affected your family?

1010 OTTOLENGHI
If you are fed up cooking the same old stuff 鈥�help is here in the shape of one of the country鈥檚 top chefs, Yotam Ottolenghi. He鈥檚 here to add luxury to your basics and answer your culinary questions!

1024 ASK THE VET TEASE
Our resident vet Ross Allen is back to look after your pets.

1034 OVER 60s RENTING
The pros and cons of renting in later life. Much has been made of 鈥済eneration rent鈥� and the challenges facing young people to get on the property ladder, but what about people in their middle-years who rent their home. A lifestyle choice or a necessity?

1048 NIGHTCLUBS
Nightclubs are disappearing at a rate of knots. do you care? Across the UK they are closing a rate of two a week. Scotland has long been known for its world class nightlife, so should we be doing more to save our late night venues?

1110 ASK THE VET SURGERY
Ross Allen is back to look after your pets. This week discussing pet anxiety and the possible dangers of giving your dog a bone. If you have questions: text 80295 or call 0808 5 9295 00

1130 JASON BYRNE
Top comic Jason Byrne on getting laughs out his heart surgery. The Irish comic talks about turning 50, his major health scare and 20 years at the Fringe.

1143 CHILDREN IN NEED PACK
We hear about the playscheme in North Ayrshire on the difference they are making thanks to your donations to Children in Need.

1147 YOU TUBE LEARNING
Michelle Obama learned to knit by watching YouTube videos. Is there a limit to what you can learn by watching a video on your computer?

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