Scottish Labour's conference has been overshadowed by accusations that Richard Leonard has been censoring MEPs while the party argues about whether or not it supports a Workplace Parking Levy.Meanwhile, discussions for a new Scottish currency have taken a step forward, though not everyone agrees it is a good step.Stephen Paton is joined by Kathleen Nutt and Callum Baird to talk about the last week of news and politics.

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National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh are back in the studio, in a week in which we printed the McCrone Report in full and we discovered which currency an independent Scotland would use...

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National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh were back in the studio – though the Wee Ginger Dug couldn't make it.On the agenda this week is a bizarre BBC decision, sectarianism in Scotland and what The Independent Group tells us about Westminster politics.

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Eleven MPs have now defected from their parties to join the new centrist Independent Group - but will it change anything or is it just a flash in the pan?Stephen Paton is joined by National editor Callum Baird and journalist Kirsteen Paterson to talk about the news and politics of the week.

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BBC Question Time has had a rough week after a failed UKIP candidate appeared in the audience for the fourth time. However, it got a lot worse when he claimed he had been personally invited on.Stephen Paton is joined by Callum Baird and Shona Craven to talk about the week that was.

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National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh are joined by former SNP MP Anne McLaughlin.Anne explains how she's still been helping constituents, and whether she'd stand again to be an MP. Also on the agenda is the ridiculous Question Time from Motherwell, and whether a positive case for independence is really the best way to win over voters.

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Who do you think is the most iconic Scot of the 20th century? And should a millionaire be able to carve the faces of his family onto a Scottish mountain? These are questions we deal with in the latest politics podcast.Stephen Paton is joined by Callum Baird and Shona Craven to talk about the world of Scottish politics.

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SNP MSP James Dornan joins National editor Callum Baird and Paul Kavanagh. On the agenda this week is the Scottish Budget, the latest Brexit happenings, and indyref2.

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The House of Commons has passed another meaningless vote while everyone has gotten wound up by the claim that Churchill was a "white supremacist mass murderer". Meanwhile, the Scottish budget approaches...Stephen Paton is joined by Callum Baird and Shona Craven to talk about the latest news and politics in Scotland and beyond.

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National editor Callum Baird is joined by columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka Wee Ginger Dug) and SNP MP Mhairi Black to talk politics.

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