Episodes
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1: Scots Abroad: David Bates
Listen to our full interview with the Scotland international as he approaches the end of his first season in Germany.
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88: 30 years on: Remembering the Lockerbie disaster
Wreaths were laid and prayers said during the service in Dryfesdale Cemetery, as victims families from Lockerbie and across the world stood side-by-side. Eleven people died in the town along with the 259 passengers and crew on board the New York-bound Pan Am Flight 103 when it came down on the...
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Ayrshire Mum says disabled housing crisis is a living nightmare - part 2
Cher Roger from Crosshouse is urging the Scottish Government to help her son and kids like him find suitable disabled accomdation.
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Ayrshire Mum says disabled housing crisis is a living nightmare - part 1
An Ayrshire Mum is begging the Scottish Government to build suitable homes for her and families like hers across Scotland. 45-year old Cher Roger lives in a Council house in Crosshouse that cannot be medically adapted for her 6-year old son, who has cerebral palsy and she says his home has become…
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86: LISTEN: 18-year-old para-athlete from Dunbar shares inspiring story
Our senior reporter Hope Webb sat down with 18-year-old para-athlete Maria Lyle. She was born with cerebal palsy but has gone on to become a hugely successful sprinter. She tells her story and her dreams for the future.
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85: Son of Rangers fan stabbed in Glasgow speaks to Clyde News
Police were called to a large-scale disturbance on Hope Street around 21.50 in Sunday night after the Old Firm game in an incident which left a 54-year-old man was left seriously injured
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84: Questions for the Scotrail boss about the state of Ayr station
Robert from Stranraer called into Scotland's Talk In to ask Scotrail MD Alex Hynes about the temporary facilities at Ayr railway station.
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83: Scotrail boss challenged on safety on board trains
Scotrail MD Alex Hynes was taking calls on Scotland's Talk In and listener, Stephen, wanted to know what the company is doing about dirty carriages and disruptive passengers.
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82: Scotrail boss challenged on customer service for disabled passengers
Catherine called Scotland's Talk In to ask Scotrail MD Alex Hynes why disabled passengers can be forced to wait in long queues to buy tickets
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81: Victim of historical clergy abuse says the Catholic church must come clean
Kate Walmsley, 62, accused the authorities of ``lying through their teeth'' after she sought answers about her alleged attacker. This comes as Pope Francis prepares to visit the Republic of Ireland to meet with abuse survivors.
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80: EXCLUSIVE: Brother of Maybury crash victim opens up as hunt for driver continues
Callum Smith has opened up to Forth News exclusively three months after the driver of a stolen car killed his brother. Officers are still searching for the person responsible for the crash on Edinburgh's Maybury Road. Callum joined our senior reporter Hope Webb at the crash site.
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79: Duncan Scott at Glasgow 2018
The Scottish swimming star gives us his reaction to his double medal win at the European Championships at Glasgow 2018. He won a silver in the 100m Freestyle and gold with the mens 4x200m relay team.
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78: Hugh Keevins with Danny McGrain
Superscoreboard's Hugh Keevins sits down with Celtic legend Danny McGrain
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76: A Glasgow mum who was raped and beaten by her ex-boyfriend speaks exclusively to Clyde News as he is sentenced. (PART1)
A Glasgow mum who was raped and beaten by her ex-boyfriend says no sentence will ever be enough. Steven Sprott from Kilmarnock will be sentence today at the High Court in Glasgow for a catalogue of crimes against two women. The 45-year old carried out a campaign of terror on his ex-partners over…
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75: 'I was the supporter who got lucky' - says Celtic Head Groundsman John Hayes
As part of our unsung hero series Clyde 1 Superscoreboard sits down with Celtic headgroundsman John Hayes as he celebrates 40 years at the club.
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73: Keryn Laver
The Fife mum has been reunited with the ambulance crew who delivered her son in a layby.
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72: James McFadden
The Scotland assistant coach says Andy Robertson's attitude is first class.
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71: Jackie McNamara
Jackie McNamara was the Dundee Utd manager who brought Robertson to Tannadice in 2013. He admits that the signing didn't go down well with some supporters.
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70: Sean Dillon
Dillon was Andy Robertson's skipper at Dundee United and says he's made remarkable progress since his arrival at Tannadice just 5 years ago. And, he wouldn't be surprised if the left-back commanded a higher transfer fee in the future...
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69: Mark Wilson
Wilson played with Andy Robertson at Dundee United and says he was always hungry to improve.
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68: Mark Beaumont
The World record-breaking cyclist on opening Scotland's first ever purpose built cycling circuit.
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67: Sinead Daly
Waiting times are getting longer for people seeking help from a sexual assault support service in Dundee and Angus. There is currently a nine month wait. Sinead, from the Dundee and Angus Women's Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre, is worried the length of the wait could have a devastating impact on…
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66: Kelly Soutar
Kelly Soutar from Forfar bravely fought off two attackers who targeted her as she made her way home from a night out- not knowing she is a brown belt in karate.
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64: INJUSTICE: people power & fighting the system
Scotland's Talk In reporter for Inverness Bryan Rutherford joins Ally Bally to talk about the latest developments in the Mcleod family's fight to find out the truth about their son Kevin's death in Wick Harbour over 21-years. The Lord Advocate has ordered a review of how the case was investigated...
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61: Mohammed Akbar
Shopkeeper tells his terrifying ordeal after someone broke into his store, threatened him with a knife, and threw the till at him before fleeing empty-handed.
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60: Dave Barrie
Dave Barrie from Addaction is concerned over the number of people he says he sees dying from suspected drug overdoses in Dundee each month.
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59: Family members
Family members from Dundee who have lost loved ones to drugs speak out, after it was revealed multiple people are dying from suspected overdoses in the city each month.
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59: John Hartson: You cannot undermine the manager, no matter who you are
Former Celtic striker sits down with our sports reporter Ronnie Charters to discuss the Old Firm, Celtic's attempts at a double treble and the conduct of Lee Wallace and Kenny Miller.
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58: Stiliyan Petrov: The gap is bigger than ever and Rangers aren't a big club compared to Celtic anymore
Our sports reporter Ronnie Charters spoke to former Celtic midfielder Stiliyan Petrov about all things Old Firm. The Bulgarian says the gap between Celtic and Rangers is as big as ever and says Brendan Rodgers is cruising towards 10 in a row. Stiliyan Petrov was speaking at the John Hartson...
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57: Chic Charnley: I've lost a father figure in John Lambie
After the sad passing of John Lambie, former Thistle player Chic Charnley spoke to our sports reporter Ronnie Charters about losing such a father figure.
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56: Alex Dickson - Authors - Barry Norman
Alex Dickson speaking with Barry Norman about the release of his book '100 Best Authors of the Century' on Clyde 2 - Oct 1992
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56: Alex Dickson - Authors - Sandy Gall
Alex Dickson...speaking with ITN's Sandy Gall on Clyde 2
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55: We hear from befrienders who signed up through our #TakeTheTime campaign
Our senior reporter Hope Webb sat down with Linda Ross - who has signed up to become a befriender through our campaign.
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54: Laura Hay
Laura's 2-year-old son, Gillon was diagnosed with leukaemia last year. She's opening up about her experience.
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53: LISTEN: Dunblane loved one and Parkland survivor share advice as both campaign for change
We have brought together a Parkland survivor and a woman devastated by the Dunblane massacre - as both fight for tougher gun control in the US. Lewis Mizen was caught up in the recent shooting in a Florida school and Catherine Wilson lost her sister Mhairi in the Dunblane massacre 22 years ago....
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52: Rose Falconer
Rose attends Blether Buddies, a project run by pupils from Harris Academy in Dundee. A group of school children there spend one lunchtime each week with elderly residents in the community.
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51: Warryn White
14-year-old Warryn volunteers at Blether Buddies- a project run by a group of Harris Academy pupils who spend every Thursday lunchtime with elderly residents in the community.
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50: Philip Long
Philip Long, director of V&A Dundee talks to our political correspondent Alan Smith.
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49: Alf Smith
Scotland's oldest man, Alf, who lives in St Madoes in Perthshire, celebrates his 110th birthday on March 29th.
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1: Alex Smith MBE
Alex Smith MBE talks about his career after his decision to retire at the end of the season.
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48: LISTEN: Brother of Dunblane massacre victim joins hundreds at US gun law protest in Edinburgh
Jack Crozier lost his sister Emma in the 1996 tragedy. He is now part of the 'Dunblane Stands With Parkland' group and joined hundreds at a protest for tighter gun control in the US in Edinburgh today. He spoke to our Senior Reporter Hope Webb.
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