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Professor David Begg from Plymouth University, a former transport advisor, has suggested that Glasgow could consider implementing workplace parking charges across the city in order to persuade people to leave their cars at home.
Should we get rid of free parking at work?

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HUNTINGTON'S
What could the biggest breakthrough in neurodegenerative disease in 50 years mean for families with Huntington's? Katherine Martin's mum lived with Huntington's for 20 years.

NUTS ON PLANES
Jo Swinson, the MP for East Dunbartonshire, has tabled a question to Transport Secretary Chris Grayling on the issue of nuts on aeroplanes. What needs to happen to allow allergy sufferers to fly with confidence? Julie Martin is a Trustee of the Amy May Trust and Amena Warner is Head of Clinical Services at Allergy UK.

RARE CANCER
Kevin O'Neil from Fife has such a rare form of cancer that he's started a website to try to find the other 14 people in the world who have been diagnosed with the same disease.

POTTY TRAINING
After a couple posted an advert for a professional potty trainer for their three-year-old daughter ahead of their in-laws visiting at Christmas, we speak to a woman who makes up to 拢2000 a week potty training other people's children.

BUMBLING DADS
The Fatherhood Institute has said that children's books, such as Mr Large in Charge, should stop portraying dads as 'bumbling and incompetent'. Is it time to stop making dads look daft, or is it just a bit of fun?

CAN YOU NAME THE PLACE?
CLUE 1: THE FIRST CLUE TO TODAY'S PLACE-NAME IS IN THE FIRST LINE OF A WELL-KNOWN CAROL.
CLUE 2: THE PLACE IS ASSOCIATED WITH A NATIVITY.
CLUE 3: NO ROOM AT THE INN? THERE'S A GREAT LODGING HERE.
CLUE 4: ANOTHER LOCAL BUILDING CELEBRATED ITS 800TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR.
CLUE 5: MERRY CHRISTMAS TO OUTLANDER FANS!