with Connie McLaughlin

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BUSES
A major bus firm has accused First Minister John Swinney of behaving like a dictator over his government's plans to bring buses under public control. Jenny Gilruth, Swinney's deputy, said her government was "protecting" the public, who had faced a series of route closures in recent years.
Who's right? Should politicians have more say over Scotland's buses, or should operators be left to get on with the job?
Should the Scottish Government take control of Scotland's buses?

BLUE BADGES
For many people, a Blue Badge can make the difference when it comes to getting out and about. But applying for one isn't always straightforward. A 71-year-old amputee told the BBC he was asked to provide more evidence of his disability when renewing his Blue Badge, despite having lost a leg.
Has the Blue Badge system made life easier or harder for you?

BUYING AND SELLING
Home sellers cut asking prices on more than 3,000 properties a day on average in Britain during September, according to figures from Rightmove shared exclusively with the BBC. In Scotland, the Home Report system, external requires an independent valuation of a home before it is put on the market. Rival property portal Zoopla data showed that 74% of homes in Scotland listed during April, May and June sold within three months, compared with 30% in London.
What's it like to buy and sell a home in Scotland right now?

WEDDINGS
The average UK wedding dress now costs more than £1,500, but a community bridal shop in Denny has opened an affordable bridal boutique - with the profits going to support community programmes.
The cost of weddings is making headlines today, but what's the one thing from your wedding you simply couldn't put a price on?