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An action group tasked with saving the jobs of Michelin workers in Dundee is due to meet for the first time. The tyre manufacturer announced last week it would be closing its factory in the city which employs more than 800 people. Actor Brian Cox says that Dundee is the City of Survival and that it will bounce back.
How easy or hard do you think that will be?

Also on the show...

TECH TALK
Louise Blain and Carrie Marshall are answering your queries in this week's tech talk, if you have tech troubles drop them a line - text 80295 or email kaye@bbc.co.uk

RAPE LAW REFORM
We hear about the campaign group formed by rape survivors to reform Scotland's controversial corroboration laws. Shirley Ross and Emma Bryson are two members of the campaign group. Sandy Brindley is from Rape Crisis Scotland.

CHILDREN IN NEED
Every day this week we will be catching up with Judith Ralston who is travelling the length and breadth of Scotland to find out what people are doing for Children in Need.

BEDTIME STORY
What do Elton John, Tom Hardy and Orlando Bloom have in common? They've all read bedtime stories for CBeebies. The nightly programme might have 'saved bedtime' for some parents, but is the bedtime story key to a good sleep for all? Donald Smith is a storyteller and Director of Traditional Arts Culture Scotland.

ANTI BULLYING WEEK
Its anti-bullying week - is it time for a new approach to beat the bullies? We speak to children's author Natalie Savvides who thinks we can kill bullying with kindness. Katie Ferguson is Service Director at Scotland's Anti-Bullying Service 'Respect Me', Ian Anderson is the Head Teacher at Bellahouston Academy and Ava and Olivia are S5 pupils at Leith Academy and Anti Bullying Ambassadors.