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England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria was halted twice as fans were warned about racist behaviour including Nazi salutes and monkey chanting.
How do we stamp out racism in football?

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UBERMARE
We speak to the man from Edinburgh who fell asleep in a taxi on the way home…and ended up in Galloway £400 out of pocket.

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
Caroline Alexander is a breast cancer survivor who has set up a business to help women in similar circumstances to regain their confidence

PROPERTY SURGERY
Property expert Brian Gilmour will be here to talk downsizing, popular postcodes and more potential good news for first time buyers as well as all your questions.

DITCHING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
As we embark on day two of the October half term break is it time to ditch the school holidays altogether? Private school ‘Shrewsbury Prepatoria’ is the first school to open all year round.

ACCESSIBLE CITIES
How accessible is your city for wheelchair users? Shirley Todd from Edinburgh is campaigning for better access for people in wheelchairs.

TECH GRIEVING
Is texting a deceased loved one the new way to grieve?

APPETITE
The charitable association BAPEN, along with the Malnutrition Taskforce, say too many people think it's normal to lose your appetite over the age of 65, so aren't aware that it may be healthier for some vulnerable people to consumer MORE calories. We find out what to eat and cook when you've lost your appetite.

NAME THE PLACE
Can you name today’s Place Name?