Morning Extra - TV football rights & drink driving limits

Should Scotland internationals be free to watch? The Scottish Football Association has agreed a new television deal which will net them as much as £60m for Scotland's home internationals and the Scottish Cup. It's the biggest such deal in the SFA's history, but it means the live games will only be available on Sky and not free-to-air services such as the BBC or ITV. Should the cash have been found? Are these games national treasures? Would it have been value for money had the BBC paid £60 million pounds? (£60m is more than BBC Scotland's entire television budget for an entire year!) Plus: Should the drink drive limit be lowered? A survey published today suggests that the number of women being convicted of drink driving offences is on the increase. Would a lower limit be a step too far, or is it necessary to stop the carnage caused by drink drivers? Graham Stewart takes your calls, texts and emails.