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Kaye Adams - Journalist, TV Presenter and Producer
Kaye is a well known Presenter, Producer & Journalist. She writes a weekly column for a Scottish newspaper. From Grangemouth, Forth Valley, she was a Brownie."What makes me proud to be a Scot is our sense of fairness and equality."
What makes me most proud to be a Scot is our sense of fairness and sense of equality. There seems to be a general acceptance that no-one is any better than anyone else based on their social status or financial standing and that is a great quality in my opinion.
It has to be Margaret Thatcher. I was given the opportunity to interview her at 10 Downing Street when I was first starting out in my career and she was flying high. She was very adept at avoiding my questions and saying exactly what she wanted to and no more.
I had actually always wanted to be a lawyer and intended to convert to a law course at University but, for various reasons, it didn't happen so I think I'd have been a lawyer.
I have to admit I was a pretty lousy Guide. I only got a couple of badges and can't remember what they were. I did enjoy it tho'!
I would say loyalty, humour and to be non-judgemental.
We have a really good laugh on 'Loose Women' every day. It can be about the silliest stuff but it's always a tonic.
I have a photo of my daughter, Charly, which was taken when she was ten weeks old which I particularly love. It's a close up of her head with her dad's hand cradling her.
I was lucky enough to be invited onto Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and along with a friend of mine we won £125,000. The money went to SNIP, a small charity in Edinburgh which helps children with special needs, and a mental health daycentre in Falkirk called Caledonia House and I think they would be the beneficiaries again if I had a million to spare.
Ballroom dancing. I have absolutely no sense of rhythm and would love to glide around a dance floor.
To see Kaye's column in the Daily Record please see www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment
