In this week's episode of Planet Holyrood, the Daily Record's Chris McCall is joined by Dan Vevers of the Sunday Mail to discuss the 'Cardiff Agreement' and what it may mean for Scottish Independence.

The duo also look at the upcoming result in the Scottish Labour leadership campaign an question if anyone, outwith the party, really cares.

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In this week's episode of Planet Holyrood, the Daily Record's Chris McCall is joined by Ben Borland of the Scottish Daily Express and John Ferguson of the Sunday Mail to look at some of the big news in politics.

On the show, the panel discuss Andy Burnham's recent comments on Scotland being able to hold IndyRef 2, they question whether Westminster will step in to bring about an inquiry into Peter Murrell's fraudulent activities and also look at the poor health of Scottish education.

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The Record's political editor Paul Hutcheon speaks to Scottish Labour leadership contender Joe Fagan.

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In the latest episode of Planet Holyrood, the Daily Record's Paul Hutcheon is joined by Douglas Dickie of the Scottish Daily Express and Dan Vevers of the Sunday Mail, to discuss some of this week's hot topics in politics.

The panel look at the battle for the Scottish Labour leadership and how it will now be slugged out by Michael Marra and Joe Fagan, they ponder whether Prime Minister Andy Burham should call a general election and dissect the BBC's controversial documentary on the troubles facing Glasgow city centre.

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There's never a dull moment in Scottish politics and in this week's episode of Planet Holyrood, the panel had plenty to chew over.

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Nicola Sturgeon has been accused of being "more Green than SNP" after the former first minister blasted John Swinney's election campaign strategy.

The Record's Chris McCall is joined by John Ferguson of the Sunday Mail and Douglas Dickie of the Scottish Daily Express.

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Scottish Labour leadership contest | Andy Burnham bounce effect | Worst job in Scottish politics?

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon is joined by Sunday Mail Editor John Ferguson and Scottish Express Editor Ben Borland on the Planet Holyrood podcast to discuss who will be Scottish Labour’s 11th leader of the devolution era, if it is the worst job in Scottish politics, Monica Lennon’s Mick McCarthy jibe and if Scottish Labour could be riding on Andy Burnham’s coattails.

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Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon is joined by Sunday Mail Editor John Ferguson and special guest Monica Lennon on the Planet Holyrood podcast to discuss outgoing Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar’s legacy and if Monica Lennon is considering becoming an MSP again and stand for leadership of the party.

The panel also discuss the early days of Andy Burnham who was formally appointed Labour Party leader and Prime Minister this week.

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Andy Burnham expected to replace Keir Starmer as Prime Minister next week, having promised "new opportunities to extend devolution in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland by taking power deeper down".

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There's been some big news stories in Scottish politics over recent years, with the Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal dominating the headlines.

In the latest episode of Planet Holyrood, the panel of Chris McCall, Dan Vevers and Ben Borland, focus on the details of a story that made the front page of last week's Sunday Mail, with cops now probing claims of a 'missing £1.5m' from Indy campaign group YES Scotland.

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