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BBC One Scotland is broadcasting a special edition of Question Time, with the programme airing in the region alongside the usual UK-wide broadcast. TV listings sites are highlighting the scheduling, prompting viewers to check the broadcast time. The panel edition gives Scottish audiences a dedicated political debate programme on the flagship BBC current affairs show.
- 2Kaye Adams to return to airwaves after BBC Radio Scotland exit●Kaye Adams to return to airwaves following departure from BBC Radio Scotland https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrit
Broadcaster Kaye Adams is set to return to presenting following her departure from BBC Radio Scotland. The Loose Women star announced the news on Instagram, with reports suggesting she will appear on Sunday Brunch. Adams stepped down from her BBC Radio Scotland show earlier this year, marking the end of a long-running spell on the station.
- 3Probe into death of Scots wingsuit flyer dropped●'Potential crime' probe into death of Scots wingsuit flyer dropped https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crz6zqgpl86eo?at_
Prosecutors in Scotland have dropped a 'potential crime' investigation into the death of a Scottish wingsuit flyer, according to a BBC report. The inquiry had examined whether any criminal conduct was involved in the fatal jump. No charges will follow, and authorities have closed the case. The news is drawing attention among those who followed the original incident and its aftermath.
- 4Selection dilemmas face Scotland coach Pocognoli▼Space for Gannon-Doak? Does McGinn keep place? Key questions for Pocognoli https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles
Scotland football is the focus of fresh selection debate, with the BBC highlighting key questions facing coach Pocognoli. Central to the discussion is whether there is space in the squad for Ben Gannon-Doak, and whether captain John McGinn keeps his place in the side. The questions suggest squad choices for an upcoming squad announcement or fixture are dividing opinion among fans and pundits.
- 5Hundreds of jobs under threat at Grangemouth chemical plant●Hundreds of jobs under threat at Grangemouth chemical plant https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9n747kgx6evo?at_medium=
Hundreds of jobs at the Grangemouth chemical plant in Scotland are under threat, according to a BBC report. The news adds to concerns about the future of the site, a major employer and a symbol of Scotland's industrial and energy sector. Reaction has focused on what job losses would mean for workers, the local economy and the wider chemicals industry.
- 6BBC trailer misdirects Scotland v Switzerland viewers●Just watched a trailer for the Scotland 🏴v Switzerland 🇨🇭 match on BBC1 Scotland urging you to watch the match on
BBC Scotland aired a trailer urging viewers to watch the Scotland v Switzerland match on iPlayer, but the broadcast is actually on BBC2 Scotland. One viewer pointed out fans only need to change channel, with no online streaming required, calling the mixed-up promotion confusing. The small online discussion is mostly amusement at the broadcaster's muddled messaging ahead of the fixture.
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Scotland manager Steve Ferguson says he hopes to build a long-term midfield partnership around Billy Gilmour as he shapes the national team's plans. Speaking to the BBC, Ferguson suggested the Napoli midfielder could be central to Scotland's future, a comment drawing attention from fans discussing the squad ahead of upcoming fixtures.
- 8Same old failings hamper Scotland despite new coach and players●New coach, new players, but same old failings hamper Scotland https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cmrl6g9nw5ly
Scotland's football team has again fallen short despite a new coach and a refreshed squad, with BBC Sport highlighting that familiar weaknesses persist. Commentators say the side's long-standing problems were on display once more, prompting frustration among supporters that change in personnel and management has not delivered better results on the pitch.