Paul Kavanagh, aka the Wee Ginger Duck (so says official court documents...), and National editor Callum Baird were back in the studio.This week, they discuss the outcome of the Kezia v Wings case, frustration over the lack of indyref2, a piece by the First Minister in tomorrow's paper, and tease a very interesting project coming next week...And more!

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Brexit is delayed (again) and Nicola Sturgeon has a decision to make. What is she going to say? Join the Wee Ginger Dug aka Paul Kavanagh as he talks to National editor Callum Baird.

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Sunday National editor Richard Walker sits with journalist Stewart Ward to give you a preview of what you can expect in your Sunday National tomorrow.

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Paul Kavanagh is joined by National editor Callum Baird to talk the latest in politics from a Scottish perspective. This week's topics include Theresa May's trap for Jeremy Corbyn and sectarianism in Scotland.

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Is Theresa May's latest offer to Jeremy Corbyn a trap? Nicola Sturgeon thinks it could be...Stephen Paton is joined by Callum Baird and Shona Craven to discuss the latest on Brexit and then some.

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Columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka Wee Ginger Dug) and National editor Callum Baird react to the latest meaningless meaningful Brexit vote – dissecting the issues it raises from a Scottish perspective.

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Sunday National editor Richard Walker joins journalist Stewart Ward for a preview of tomorrow's Sunday National, along with the Seven Days pull-out and Scottish Life magazine – and did you know the origins of the word "blockbuster"?

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Language warning: The podcast contains one mention of "s***e".National editor Callum Baird is joined by a healthier Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug. On the agenda this week is the latest on Brexit, Kay Burley's clash with Ian Blackford and her latest trolling of Scots, and the Home Office's hostile environment.

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National editor Callum Baird is joined by Shona Craven and Kathleen Nutt to try to somehow explain what the hell is going on at Westminster. We also ask: Did Ian Blackford mansplain to Kay Burley? And a bit about the BBC indyref documentary...

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Theresa May faced another humiliating defeat in the House of Commons over her Brexit deal - but what does it all mean?Stephen Paton is joined by Callum Baird and Kathleen Nutt to talk about the last week of politics.

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