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25/10/2012

It has been a decade since the first British person was helped to die at Swiss clinic Dignitas. Kaye Adams asks whether attitudes to assisted dying have changed.

Red light spells danger? The UK Government are to introduce a consistent "traffic light" food labelling system in supermarkets next year, but Nestle and Kellogs are already saying they won't be traffic lighting their products.

So, can a voluntary labelling scheme really help us change our buying and eating habits, and tackle our endemic obesity problems? Does the scheme need to be compulsory to make a real difference, and will it take a lot more than traffic lights on packaging to get the message about low fat, salt and sugar through?

And, as a new survey shows that Scotland's businesswomen feel undervalued, underfunded and under-supported, Kaye hears from Women's Enterprise Scotland about how business barriers can be broken down.

1 hour, 40 minutes

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