On this week’s Full Scottish, Huw Marshall is joined by guests, Drew Hendry and Anthony Salamone to discuss the weeks top Scottish and international news, including Gaza, Ukraine, Tariffs, EU, Scunthorpe and #Getcounted for independence.
Archive | News Programmes
Scotland at 7 – 11/04/2025
On tonight’s Scotland at 7, Brian Liddy and guests, Cllr Siobhan Tolland and Maggie Chapman MSP discuss the funding crisis affecting the University of Dundee.
Scotland at 7 – 08/04/2025
On tonight’s Scotland at 7, Brian Liddy and Maureen Watt discuss the latest Scottish and international news including updates from Gaza and Ukraine.
Full Scottish – 06/04/2025
On this week’s Full Scottish, Brian Liddy is joined by guests, Cllr Alex Kerr and Fiona Grahame to discuss the weeks top Scottish and international news, including Gaza, Ukraine, Le Pen, Tariffs, Scottish economy and Tartan Week.
Scotland at 7 – 03/04/2025
On tonight’s Scotland at 7, Ben Francis and Maureen Watt discuss the latest Scottish and international news including updates from Gaza and Ukraine.
First Minister’s Questions – 03/04/2025
Join us for First Minister’s Questions live from the Scottish Parliament in Holyrood, starting with General Questions to Ministers and followed by FMQs.
Parliament Live from Holyrood – 02/04/2025
Join us for Parliament Live from Holyrood with a Motion of Condolence for Christina McKelvie MSP and a Scottish Government Debate on the Impact of the UK Government’s Spring Statement on Scotland.
Scotland at 7 – 31/03/2025
On tonight’s Scotland at 7, Patryk Witkowski and William Duguid discuss the latest Scottish and international news including updates from Gaza and Ukraine.
Full Scottish – 30/03/2025
On this week’s Full Scottish, Brian Liddy and guests, Huw Marshall and Stephanie Callaghan MSP discuss the weeks top Scottish and international news, including Gaza, Ukraine, Trump, social security cuts, child poverty and renewable energy.
First Minister’s Questions – 27/03/2025
Join us for First Minister’s Questions live from the Scottish Parliament in Holyrood, starting with General Questions to Ministers and followed by FMQs.