In the final episode of our election podcast series, now 'After the Elections', we look at the results of the Scottish election, what it means for the future of public policy, and how soon we might see the impact of challenging public finances.

We're joined by two guests, Graeme Roy, Professor of Economics at the University of Glasgow and Chair of the Scottish Fiscal Commission, and Kate Higgins, former Special Adviser to the Scottish Government.

• How hard is it to deliver change in government?
• What is the fiscal context facing the new administration?
• What is the likelihood of an independence referendum?
• Can the MSPs find common ground, in a parliament that is more diverse and ideologically fragmented than ever before?

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