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Breaking the News (2018) - Season 4 Episode 1
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03:24And so it said Brit Ian and I don't know who that is, but I think that's a lovely name for a girl.
03:32Chris, what about you?
03:33It's party conference season.
03:34What have you made of the Conservative Party Conference this week?
03:37I think if you're a Tory and you were looking at it, it looked like a great day.
03:42As a Tory, it looked like a theme park, like going to Tory land, you know, and you're getting a wee merch,
03:48just like in a Thatcher mug filled up with loads of goods and flashy slogans.
03:51It's mad, but to everybody else, it just looked like the lamest kind of self-congratulatory kind of a way day full of crap.
04:00By the way, I do have to name that story, and you're absolutely right about the gaffe involving the chocolate bar.
04:06You might have seen the Conservatives.
04:07There was a misspelling on their chocolate bar and the word Britain was spelt incorrectly.
04:12A similar typo had happened at the Scottish Tory conference when they had a specially designed Douglas Ross Wonka bar.
04:21Accidents happen, you know.
04:29Mark, in terms of the overall picture then, because we're in the season, it's that time of year, you're a big fan of conference season?
04:37Oh, I get all my mates in every year and we, you know, get a couple of beers and watch it as the boxing pay-per-view, you know.
04:44No, no. Obviously, Nigel Farage at the reform conference came out to Pyrotechnics.
04:48I actually think that the reason the reform conference is so busy is because most people probably thought they were at the darts.
04:57Like, who's this guy? I'm waiting on Luke Littler.
05:02What about you, Felicity? Are you a big fan of conference season?
05:05Oh, I love it. I absolutely love it. I watch all of the shows and really, really interesting with Labour.
05:12They made some really bold announcements. One of them was changing their name to Tory Light.
05:17Sakhir does this a lot. He reminds people of his roots and that his father was a toolmaker.
05:22And I like that and how serendipitous that a toolmaker would then give birth to an absolute tool.
05:27The merchandise stall at the Tory party conference was flogging bottles of whiskey bearing Margaret Thatcher's face
05:37with a slogan which described it as rich, powerful and not suitable for minors.
05:50Right, your turn now, Kate and Chris. What was the other story we were after?
05:54I think this is about the police getting new powers to combat protests.
05:58Well done. That is the right answer.
05:59Yes, this week, the Home Secretary set out plans to give police forces in England and Wales new powers
06:06to restrict what she called repeat protests.
06:09Shabana Mahmood said the move was not a ban on protests but about restrictions and conditions.
06:15Luckily, Scotland has a great way of making sure activists can't attend protests.
06:20It's called ScotReal.
06:24Mark, what about you? What do you think about this then?
06:29Your thoughts on the police having new powers to deal with protests?
06:32Well, in a way, it is kind of smart on their behalf because the change to the legislation
06:37means that police will have the power to ban protests outright.
06:41So even if people don't agree with it, there's nothing they can do.
06:45Chris, what about you? Scottish government say this kind of thing might come in here.
06:48Can you see this making its way to Scotland?
06:51I could see it being redirected if it comes up to Scotland.
06:55Like, I could see it...
06:57Maybe expect the first application of this against anyone that's protesting against football
07:01refereeing decisions in Scotland.
07:04Well, if they do give the police powers to stop protests in Scotland,
07:08there'll be nobody happier than the boards of Celtic and Rangers.
07:11Well, there we have it. The police could have extra powers, but are they the right powers?
07:20Kate, what power would you like the police to have?
07:24I think we're going about this the wrong way.
07:25It's not about the power we should give the police, but what power can the police give us?
07:29If we put them on a treadmill, put a picture of a donut in front of that,
07:32I think we can light up all of Glasgow for a year.
07:37Use that energy. I like the way you think.
07:39Chris, I'll bring you in here.
07:41The police could be getting extra powers, but are they the right ones?
07:44What power would you like the police to have?
07:46It's maybe not the most serious of issues,
07:48but I'd like to give the police power to arrest anybody
07:51that sends voice notes longer than 30 seconds.
07:57It's just completely irrelevant.
07:58I mean, even the other day I asked my mate when I was meeting him in town,
08:01and he sent me a five-minute-long voice...
08:04I shouldn't need a phone charger to find out why he's running late.
08:08I didn't know if he was sending me a reply or a podcast.
08:11These people need to be apprehended.
08:14They need to be brought to justice.
08:15This is such a male response.
08:17You're like, I don't want to talk to my friends.
08:20Yuck! I don't want to hear anything you have to say.
08:22I want to be near you.
08:24I don't want to talk about it.
08:25That's insane to me.
08:26Sorry, I leave 30-minute voice notes.
08:29That's because women don't like to be interrupted.
08:31The voice note is the perfect medium.
08:39And yet, if you look at the statistics,
08:41men interrupt like 30% more than women.
08:43Wait, can I just say something here?
08:44Yeah, yeah, yeah.
08:50I don't know what I say in there.
08:52And there we have it, the power to protest,
08:55and the changing powers of the police
08:57is exactly what we were looking for.
08:59Police are indeed to get more powers
09:01to deal with people who repeatedly protest
09:03over the same issue,
09:05which is great news for anybody
09:06that's tried to get shoes on a toddler.
09:12Yes, well done, Kate and Chris.
09:14You get two points for that.
09:15It was the mash-up of the Conservative Party conference
09:18and Labour's plans to give the police
09:20more power against protests.
09:22And well done.
09:22And at the end of the round,
09:24it's two points apiece.
09:33Now, much of our news is about public opinion,
09:35so to find out what stories people are talking about,
09:38we spoke to two friends of the show,
09:40author and parapsychologist Evelyn Hollow
09:43and anchorman John Mackay.
09:46Right, Kate and Chris,
09:47what is Evelyn on about here?
09:49I think this story is sort of sweet,
09:51but in a way it's a reflection of modern times.
09:54We no longer allot individual time to task.
09:57We want to be doing everything at once.
09:58I would definitely take a potential suitor
10:01to a supermarket to see if they could handle
10:03watching me have a meltdown
10:04and trying to complete a basic task.
10:06What was Evelyn talking about there?
10:08Chris, any ideas?
10:10Yeah, I think it's this kind of single Brits,
10:13this reveal that they've got new dating trends
10:15such as chore-mancing.
10:19Chore-mancing was a new thing
10:21where people are combining their to-do list with dates.
10:26As weird as that is,
10:27and as weird as chore-mancing was,
10:29that's the right answer.
10:30Well done, Chris.
10:31Good spot there.
10:32Yes, chore-mancing.
10:33What do you think?
10:33Is this an acceptable way to date?
10:35I think it's just a weird way of pronouncing marriage.
10:40I mean...
10:40I really don't see any difference.
10:45Mark, you're a big chore-mancer.
10:47Wish you were taking this.
10:49The retro-mancing was the one that was interesting to me
10:52because retro-mancing is where people are inspired
10:55by their stories of how their grandparents met.
10:58But if that was the case for me,
10:59I'd need to try and find someone
11:00that wants to get hastily married
11:02after I get them pregnant in an air raid shelter.
11:05Obviously, it does take in this world of dating,
11:12and it can be a difficult thing to do.
11:15If not chore-mancing, how else do we go about it?
11:18Kate, what would be the weirdest date
11:20that you've ever been on?
11:21I dated an identical twin in high school
11:24while I had really bad eyesight,
11:26and I refused to get glasses so I could stay pretty.
11:28But it led to a lot of big mistakes
11:31and one beautiful threesome
11:33in which I wish I was more involved.
11:36Wow.
11:37And that's how Kate met the proclaimers.
11:39I've been on a couple of really bad dates.
11:48And I wish they had punchlines,
11:49but this is just me telling you the truth.
11:52I went on a first date to the Necropolis graveyard.
11:57I thought it was going to look like
11:58I was really profound and learned.
12:00And let's go and look at this historical.
12:02But she turned up in high heels
12:03and thought we were going to a restaurant.
12:05It was the creepiest I've ever licked in my life.
12:10And that is a high bar for you.
12:16Felicity, what about you?
12:17We're talking about dating generally then.
12:20Do you have any stories
12:20on this weirdest date you've ever been on?
12:22I was making out with a guy.
12:24It was like the second or third date.
12:26And he was...
12:27I said, look, I'm not ready to sleep with you.
12:30And he went, OK, as long as it's not a religious thing.
12:32And I was like, OK, anyway, we got married.
12:38Well, well done for getting the right answer.
12:40We were talking about the phenomenon in dating
12:42known as chore-mancing, yes.
12:44In a survey, 21% of respondents even said
12:47they would try to find their perfect partner
12:49on a weekly shop,
12:50proving you really can get anything
12:52in the middle of Lidl.
12:57I'm all for it.
12:58It's turned me around here.
12:59I am now a big fan of chore-mancing
13:00and my new favourite chat-up line is
13:02are you dusting?
13:03Are you asking?
13:07Now to you, Mark and Felicity.
13:09It's your turn.
13:10What do you think John is talking about here?
13:12There is no way,
13:14and I mean no way,
13:16I'm walking into the works, gents, in socks.
13:19You have to be joking.
13:20Think of the smell for a start
13:21and the bunions.
13:23No, no, keep it all covered.
13:24I know people have read the news in shorts,
13:27but just socks?
13:28That's too decadent.
13:32I think it's about having shoes off at the office.
13:34It's like a new policy they're trying to introduce.
13:37Well done, that's the right answer, Felicity.
13:38Apparently some British companies
13:40are trialling a no-shoes policy
13:42as a way to improve focus, comfort
13:44and productivity in the office.
13:46I actually once removed all the shoes
13:48from my workplace,
13:49which is why I was sacked from the bowling alley.
13:51So what do you think then, Fleck?
13:56It seems odd,
13:57but do you see the appeal
13:58of not wearing shoes in the office?
14:00I'm Australian.
14:01I see the appeal of not wearing shoes.
14:03We don't wear shoes.
14:04Really?
14:05Yeah, when we're growing up,
14:06like you just...
14:07I've got the feet of a hot coal walker.
14:09You could put a cigarette out on the...
14:11I'm not even...
14:12This is not...
14:14I'm not wearing shoes now.
14:15I take my shoes off at every opportunity.
14:18I hate wearing shoes.
14:19That suddenly explains the flies.
14:21Mark, what are you thinking then?
14:36It's a policy that's being adopted
14:38by more and more companies
14:40for focus, maybe comfort in the workplace.
14:42Do you see the appeal
14:43of not wearing shoes in the office?
14:45I think a lot of offices are too strict
14:47when it comes to dress codes and stuff.
14:48I used to work in a call centre
14:50and they had a dress code
14:51and I get any trouble one day
14:52for coming in wearing jeans.
14:54I was like, it's ridiculous.
14:55Is that for going to get a complaint
14:56with somebody?
14:57Yes, the representative I spoke to
14:59on the phone the other day
15:00sounded like he was only dressed
15:01smart casual.
15:02Chris, how do you look at this one then?
15:07Do you see the appeal in any way
15:09of not wearing shoes in the office?
15:11I don't see the appeal
15:12because I'm worried about
15:14it escalating as well.
15:16I think it said that
15:16they were trying to make the workplace
15:18feel a little less like work
15:19so it feels more like home.
15:22But then where does it stop?
15:24You know, it's got your shoes off
15:25then the next thing you're peeing
15:26with the door opening
15:27and you're clipping your toenails
15:28in the staff room
15:29and someone cooking eggs nude
15:31in the canteen in the staff room.
15:34Doesn't everyone cook eggs nude?
15:37Only scrambled, never fried.
15:40I just, I never know.
15:41Sunny side up?
15:43This is starting to sound like a defence
15:45in a HR meeting.
15:50Kate, what do you think?
15:51Do you see the appeal
15:52of not wearing shoes in the office?
15:54I think it'll help my accountant
15:55explain my finances to me a bit more.
15:58You know, just getting his feet
15:59on the table and going
15:59this little piggy went to taxes
16:01this little piggy went to meal deals
16:04these two piggies went to rent
16:05and this little piggy went
16:06wee, wee, wee
16:07all the way into overdraft.
16:11Shoes off in the office.
16:13That is the way ahead
16:14it seems to be.
16:15One critic has said
16:16you take your shoes off
16:17and you're seen as more creative
16:19but take your pants off
16:20and suddenly you're on a list.
16:25An informal office
16:26is indeed the right answer
16:28and two points go to Mark
16:29and Felicity.
16:37This is Breaking the News
16:38on BBC Scotland
16:39with me, Des Clark.
16:40Now this round is all about
16:41who's in the news.
16:43I will play you a clip
16:44of a mystery person.
16:45All you have to do
16:46is tell me who it is.
16:47So Mark and Felicity,
16:49you're up first this time.
16:50Who is this?
16:51And for the full translation,
17:03Mark Jennings.
17:06How you say it?
17:11Mark, go for it.
17:12I believe that was
17:13the recently resigned
17:15Prime Minister of France.
17:17Yeah, well done
17:18in getting the right answer there.
17:19That was the outgoing
17:20French Prime Minister
17:21Sébastien Le Corneau
17:23who has resigned
17:24after only three and a half weeks.
17:26Hours after quitting,
17:28Le Corneau accepted
17:29a request from
17:30French President
17:31Emmanuel Macron
17:32to work on a plan
17:34for the stability
17:35for the country.
17:36Now this comes
17:37as France currently
17:39has the third highest
17:40public debt in Europe
17:41just behind Greece
17:43and Michel Moun.
17:53Well there you go.
17:54What a wild ride
17:55for old Sebastian there.
17:57Only three and a half weeks
17:58in the job.
17:58Are you surprised, Mark,
17:59by this resignation?
18:01Surprised?
18:01As soon as I seen the news
18:02I was like,
18:03sacribe!
18:06Felicity, what about you?
18:10Three and a half weeks
18:11in the job.
18:11Are you surprised
18:12by this resignation?
18:13All I could think of
18:14when it's three and a half weeks?
18:16Mate, Liz Truss.
18:18She must be at home
18:20in a snuggie
18:21bottle of vodka
18:22a full packet
18:22of celebrations
18:23going,
18:24who's the shortest
18:24Prime Minister now?
18:33You're right,
18:34that's the only person
18:35celebrating this news.
18:37Chris,
18:37what are your thoughts
18:38then on
18:39Sebastian Le Corne
18:41resigning
18:41after just
18:42three and a half weeks?
18:43Are you surprised
18:44by this resignation?
18:45I was very surprised,
18:46yeah,
18:47and so was my whole family.
18:48Mon père,
18:49my...
18:49my mare
18:53and my brer.
18:56So...
18:57It was worth the effort.
19:05Kate,
19:06what are you saying to this?
19:07So we've got
19:08Sebastian Le Corne
19:09what do we think?
19:10Three and a half weeks
19:10in the job
19:11as French Prime Minister.
19:12Are you surprised
19:13by this resignation?
19:14I am flabbergasted
19:15because I had no idea
19:18France could have
19:19a president
19:20and prime minister
19:21at the same time
19:22and I'm the only one
19:23brave enough
19:23to admit that
19:24on this panel,
19:24okay?
19:25When I was reading
19:26the article,
19:26I was like,
19:27they got both,
19:28you know?
19:28But if that's too much
19:29for them,
19:30I wonder if they
19:31could just, you know,
19:31stop having a president
19:32or prime minister
19:33and have a king.
19:34Have they tried that?
19:35I don't know.
19:38Has anything bad
19:39happened with a king
19:40in France?
19:42Fleck,
19:42what do you make
19:43about this then?
19:43So we've got
19:44the French Prime Minister
19:44walking away
19:45after three and a half weeks.
19:46When was the last time
19:47that you walked away
19:48from something?
19:49I actually,
19:50a couple of years ago,
19:51walked away from a marriage
19:51and people get very,
19:53they get worried for you
19:54when you say
19:54that you're going
19:55through a divorce
19:55and I want to say,
19:56you know,
19:57you can work
19:58through your problems
19:58if you have
19:59really big problems.
20:00The other thing you can do,
20:01and I mean this
20:01from the bottom of my heart,
20:03is get a divorce.
20:05You should get,
20:06if your relationship
20:07is on shaky ground now,
20:08let me be the invitation
20:10to your new life.
20:11If you are single,
20:12you should get married
20:13to experience
20:14the sheer liberation
20:16of getting a divorce.
20:18If you're happily married,
20:20are you?
20:20I'm just saying.
20:21I'm just saying.
20:23Valesa,
20:23will you marry me?
20:28Don't write checks,
20:28your body can't cash.
20:33Yes,
20:36many French phrases
20:36are commonly used
20:37in the English language.
20:38En route means
20:40that you're on your way.
20:41Faux pas is when
20:42you do something embarrassing
20:43and ooh la la
20:44is when your pal
20:45orders wine
20:46instead of a beer.
20:49Right,
20:50Kate and Chris,
20:50it's your turn now.
20:51Who is this
20:52and why are they
20:53in the news?
20:53And even eye colour,
20:55not mine.
20:56I'm built on everything
20:57that came before me.
20:59My genes are binary.
21:01This is an AI actress
21:03called, I think,
21:04Tilly Norwood.
21:05That's a great spot
21:06and that is in fact
21:07the right answer.
21:08Yes,
21:09less a case of
21:10who is that
21:11and more a case
21:11of what is that.
21:13That is the AI
21:14generated actor
21:16Tilly Norwood.
21:17The synthetic performer
21:18has caused
21:19quite a stir
21:20since she was announced
21:21with a backlash
21:22from human actors
21:23like Emily Blunt.
21:25Actors Union Equity
21:27called Tilly Norwood
21:28an AI tool
21:29at which point
21:30Sir Keir Starmer
21:31asked if she knew
21:32he's da.
21:36And there we go,
21:37Tilly Norwood
21:37is the right answer.
21:39It's a worrying development
21:40or is it, Kate?
21:41Is Tilly
21:42the future of Hollywood?
21:43I just think
21:44it's really interesting
21:45that the first AI actress
21:47has the most posh
21:49London name
21:50you could think of
21:50of Tilly Norwood.
21:52I just think
21:52it speaks that,
21:53you know,
21:53you know her mom
21:54is a MacBook
21:55and her dad
21:55is Nigel Farage.
21:56The one good thing
22:00is that if she
22:00never ages
22:01she will never
22:02experience
22:02the true joy
22:03of Hollywood
22:04being too old
22:05to date
22:05Leonardo DiCaprio.
22:09Chris,
22:09what about you?
22:10Tilly Norwood
22:11an AI generated actor
22:13is this the future
22:14of Hollywood?
22:14Part of me
22:15gets the argument
22:15that it's,
22:16some people say
22:17it's just a new
22:17innovation
22:18like 3D
22:19or animation
22:20like picturing actors
22:21in the 20s
22:22and 30s
22:22going,
22:22you heard about
22:23this bloody
22:24Mickey Mouse character.
22:26I could play a mouse,
22:27you know.
22:29To be honest,
22:30I didn't actually know
22:30that Tilly Norwood
22:31was AI,
22:32which explains
22:33why she's not
22:34replied to any
22:34of my Instagram messages.
22:38Here's a question
22:39I want to open out then.
22:41Who would you
22:42replace with AI?
22:43I don't want to
22:44live in a world
22:45with AI.
22:46I want,
22:46you know,
22:47the messiness
22:48and awkwardness
22:48and flawed
22:49human beings.
22:50I want to watch
22:50movies made
22:51by people
22:52who eat food.
22:54I want
22:54watching,
22:55you know,
22:55stuff that's made
22:56by people
22:56who inevitably
22:57have to poop
22:57that food out.
22:58I want to watch
22:59actors with
23:00buttholes.
23:04Have you seen
23:05the movie Cats?
23:08Have you seen
23:09the human centipedes?
23:10I mean,
23:11what's going on yet?
23:14Mark,
23:14what about you then?
23:16Who would you
23:16replace with AI?
23:18I think now
23:18when like an actor
23:19or a musician
23:20or any kind
23:21of celebrity
23:22gets cancelled
23:22you could just
23:23replace them
23:24with AI
23:25and then there's
23:26no longer
23:26the moral dilemma
23:27about enjoying
23:28their work,
23:29you know,
23:29because like
23:30finally AI
23:31can separate
23:31the art
23:32from the artist,
23:33you know,
23:33like,
23:33I mean,
23:34say if God forbid
23:35there's something
23:35happen to you
23:36and,
23:37you know,
23:37then we could
23:38just have an AI
23:39generated thing
23:40we could all
23:40still enjoy
23:41breaking the news.
23:42Yeah,
23:42to be fair,
23:43the real me
23:43left in series three.
23:44This is the best
23:48I've looked,
23:49best I've sounded,
23:49haven't aged.
23:51So AI,
23:52as worrying as it is,
23:53Felicity,
23:54AI is here.
23:55If you had the chance
23:56to use that power,
23:57who would you replace
23:58with AI?
23:58I've actually been
23:59talking to the producers,
24:00you've had a great run
24:01and sterling,
24:04sterling job.
24:05I just feel,
24:07I can see you're
24:08dead behind the eyes,
24:09so I feel,
24:10what would be
24:11the difference,
24:12you know?
24:12What would be...
24:13I know,
24:14you're right,
24:14no one would notice.
24:15That's the thing.
24:16And there we go,
24:17well done at getting
24:17the right answer.
24:18Tilly Norwood
24:19is an AI invention
24:20who doesn't exist
24:22in any real sense
24:23and yet has somehow
24:24still been cheated on
24:25by Ben Affleck.
24:26Well done.
24:29Tilly Norwood
24:30is the right answer.
24:31Two points.
24:32Go to Kate and Chris.
24:40It's time now
24:41for our final
24:42quickfire round
24:43which is all about
24:43deciphering the numbers
24:44in the news.
24:45I will read out a headline.
24:47All the teams have to do
24:47is fill in the blanks.
24:49So get ready, teams.
24:50When we run out of time,
24:51you'll hear this.
24:52I don't know what you heard.
24:54That is Taylor Swift
24:55there dismissing rumours
24:55that she's just been
24:56appointed as the new
24:57Rangers manager.
25:01Fingers on your buzzers
25:02and see how we get on
25:03with this.
25:04First question
25:04coming your way.
25:05One in three people
25:06need alcohol
25:07to do what?
25:09Mark.
25:10Child care.
25:15One in three people
25:16need alcohol
25:17to do what?
25:19Kate.
25:19Date me.
25:20One in three people
25:25need alcohol
25:25to do what?
25:27Chris.
25:28Get through a Monday morning.
25:31That was dark.
25:33It was, wasn't it?
25:34Yeah, that didn't feel
25:35like a joke
25:35so much as a diary entry.
25:37Yeah.
25:38One in three people
25:39need alcohol
25:40to do what?
25:42Felicity.
25:43Help their mother
25:44set up a new phone.
25:45I have been sober
25:46for nearly two decades
25:49and my last phone call
25:50with my mother
25:51I'm like,
25:51maybe alcohol
25:52is the answer.
25:53I love that as an answer.
25:55I so wish that was true.
25:56What we're looking for
25:57was this.
25:57One in three people
25:58need alcohol
25:59to get to the dance floor.
26:02New research
26:02has suggested.
26:03I don't know
26:04what you heard.
26:05Oh, there we go.
26:06That is our klaxon.
26:07Taylor has swifted.
26:09It means it's all over.
26:10And at the end of the quiz
26:11our winners this week
26:12are Mark Jennings
26:14and Felicity Ward.
26:22And commiserations
26:23to Kate Hammer
26:24and Chris Ford.
26:26And we'll leave you
26:33with the breaking the news
26:34breaking news
26:35just in.
26:36Justin Bieber
26:37has filmed a video
26:39for his new single
26:40at the Abandoned Ship
26:41pub in Dundee
26:43during a visit to Scotland.
26:45It is the first video
26:46ever released
26:47from a Dundee pub
26:48that has not come
26:49with an appeal
26:50for witnesses.
26:50LAUGHTER
26:51APPLAUSE
26:52Elaborate tattoos
27:00featuring tigers,
27:01birds
27:02and a fantastical animal
27:03have been revealed
27:05on an ice mummy
27:06from more than
27:072,000 years ago.
27:09They also found one
27:10on the mummy's lower back
27:12featuring a butterfly,
27:13a Jägerbomb
27:14and the phrase
27:14Magaluf 25 AD.
27:16LAUGHTER
27:17APPLAUSE
27:18Locals have been baffled
27:23after bags of sex toys
27:25were washed up
27:26on Millport Beach.
27:28Filmmakers are already
27:29working on a movie
27:31about the incident
27:32provisionally titled
27:33Frisky Galore.
27:34LAUGHTER
27:35The news is broken.
27:38I've been Des Park.
27:40Goodbye!
27:40CHEERING
27:41Hi, I'm Amy Irons.
27:47And I'm Stephen Mill.
27:48Join us for the Saturday show
27:50for three hours of chat,
27:51guests, music and sport.
27:53We'll be kicking off
27:54your weekend
27:55live from 9am
27:56on BBC Radio Scotland
27:58and Sounds.
27:59This week they're joined
28:00by Peter Millen
28:00and Shelley Henderson,
28:01stars of the film
28:02I Swear.
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