Radio Scotland Extra

BREXIT Andy Burnham has said it is 'possible' a future Labour election manifesto could promise a new in-out referendum on the European Union. The prime minister told the BBC a referendum 'wouldn't be the right thing to do right now' but the UK needed to 'consider the options' for its relationship with the EU as 'where we are isn't good enough'. It comes after he pledged in his Labour conference speech on Tuesday to explore closer ties with the bloc at a summit later this year. The move could set up a huge dividing line at the next general election, with the Conservatives accusing Burnham of trying to 'reopen old wounds by restarting the battles of the Brexit years'. Stephen asks: do you want to have a battle over Brexit? MISOGYNY EDUCATION Speaking to Connie McLaughlin yesterday on Mornings, John Swinney said he’s talking to his teenage son about misogyny. Stephen asks: are you talking to yours? CARE DISPUTES Family and friends of British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes have said they have not been able to visit or contact him for months. His sister-in-law Arabella Pepper told BBC Newsnight that she did not know where he was, and nobody had been able to see him. It has been alleged that Sir Ranulph, 82, has been admitted to a number of care homes under assumed names, after a family rift involving his second wife, Louise Millington-Cotes. Louise Millington-Cotes did not immediately respond to the allegations, or the BBC's request for comment. Stephen asks: has the care of a parent, partner or other family member ever caused tension in your family? KIDS TV We're celebrating the 50th anniversary of Saturday morning kids' telly on the BBC! Stephen asks: what is your favourite kids' TV show?