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On the phone in:
Scotland鈥檚 national clinical director Jason Leitch told Good Morning Scotland yesterday that Scots should prepare for a digital Christmas. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that while she was hopeful of getting to a point where the virus is more under control and it would be possible to ease restrictions the festive season is not going to be normal. She also confirmed Santa has key worker status.

Stephen Jardine asks: How do you feel about the prospects of a very different Christmas this year?

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UNSUNG HERO
Stephen will be talking to a swim coach from Inverness about how volunteering in sport saved her life and won her the 成人快手 Unsung Hero Award for the Sports Personality of the year, plus, find out how you can nominate your sporting hero for 2020.

ASK THE CHEF
Chefs Jak O鈥橠onnell and John Quigley are back and their oven mitts are off for this week鈥檚 Food Fight. This week they go head to head on the best baked potato.

EDGARD KALAMBANI
We鈥檒l be finding out why a dad of three from Edinburgh is running for president of the Central Public of Africa.

POPE
As the pope announces that same sex couples should be allowed civil union and that everyone has the right to a family, what does this mean to gay Catholics in Scotland?

THE WUGAS
In 2017 Stephen spoke to a remarkable couple - Henry and Ingrid Wuga who met over 70 years ago after travelling to Scotland on Kindertransport. Sadly Ingrid passed away last week and Henry will rejoin us to talk about her legacy.

BAD PARENTS CLUB
In this week鈥檚 Bad Parents Club, up for discussion: dressing the same as your kids, perms for boys, and father daughter relationships