This week on State of the Union, Stephen Paton (stephenpaton134) chats about the latest developments around the toxic Westminster power grab, Scottish currency and the Scottish Trade Unions Congress.Get your bitesize briefing on everything Scottish independence every Friday morning - only with The National.

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In this week's State of the Union, Stephen Paton (stephenpaton134) looks at revelations around the UK's asylum system, the Internal Markets Bill and more.

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On the first episode of State of the Union, Stephen Paton takes you on a quick ride through the independence news of the week ending 25th September.

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It's Paul Kavanagh and Stewart Ward in this week's Dugcast. We're contrasting Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson on the coronavirus crisis – and looking at the difference between Scottish and British nationalism. Plus, Paul comes up with an innovative solution that may just make Alister Jack's plan for a tunnel to Ireland viable!

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Paul Kavanagh and Stewart Ward examine the barricades erected by the UK Government blocking Scotland's progress – and look at how the SNP should respond. Plus, why extending the voting franchise will boost independence in more ways than one. And plenty more!

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As Brexit and changes to immigration policy further damn the Union, columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) and journalist Stewart Ward are talking saviours of the Union. Will it be Jackson Carlaw? Gordon Brown? A new group of Marvel superheroes?

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Labour leadership hopeful Lisa Nandy spoke to Good Morning Scotland about her comments about Catalan "nationalism".

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Kate Wimpress, Convener of the Citizens' Assembly of Scotland, answers your questions on how the Assembly process has worked so far.

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Paul Kavanagh is joined by The National's editor Callum Baird to discuss the turnout – despite the conditions – at last week's AUOB march as well as Nicola Sturgeon's attempt to secure a Section 30 order.

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Passionate Yes supporter explains need for indyref2 on Kaye Adams call-in by The National Newspaper

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