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Pavement parking and double parking could be banned under new legislation being introduced to the Scottish Parliament. The Scottish Government has published its Transport (Scotland) Bill, which includes a range of measures to improve transport around the country. The Scottish Conservatives say it's an anti-car agenda whilst Scottish Labour said the bill was "a huge missed opportunity".

Should parking on pavements be banned? If you could introduce one piece of legislation to the Transport bill what would it be?

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ASK THE VET
On this week's Ask the Vet, we are focusing on animal breeding. So if you are thinking about breeding your dog, cat or bunny rabbit what do you need to know? Resident vet Ross Allan is here to answer any of your queries. 08085 929500 or text 80295. We also speak to MSP Christine Grahame about her proposed bill to ensure we have both responsible dog owners and breeders.

LINGERIE AD
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MENTAL HEALTH SPECIAL
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GUNS AND KIDS
Photos of Prince George playing with a toy gun on Sunday have sparked a heated debate on social media. Is there anything wrong with kids playing with guns?

CAN YOU NAME THE PLACE?
CLUE 1: Today's place-name contains a word more often used metaphorically.
CLUE 2: It used to contain a word with the same meaning, but only found in place-names.
CLUE 3: It describes the same type of feature as Portban and Portree.
CLUE 4: It has something else in common with Pitlochry and Stemster.
CLUE 5: There are places with the same name in Australia, Canada and the USA.
CLUE 6: The final clue is the title of a song by John Denver.