"IF you want to make enemies," Woodrow Wilson once wrote, "try to change something." The former US president didn't have BBC Radio Scotland's panjandrums in mind. But his words capture neatly the furore that has erupted around the national broadcaster's decision to axe Janice Forsyth's long-running Saturday morning show. It is to be replaced as part of a scheduling readjustment which will move music to the evenings and keep the days free for speech-based programmes.
