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Hello, this is the Webbox Podcast. I'm Matt Jolli, being the best. And my time's radio

show, you can listen live, Monday to Friday, 10 till 1. I'm in Glasgow today. The tour

of the country continues in Edinburgh yesterday. Glasgow today. I was on stage at this

stand comedy club last night with a comedy tour and a bit of a tweezer main moment at

1. I eat something on stage and ended up choking and coughing and spluttering for 10 minutes.

But luckily so far, nobody has given me a P-45 and the set hasn't fallen down. Later

this week, we will be in Exeter and then over the next few weeks, we'll be all over the

country. We're going to Leeds and Cardiff, Taunton, Lyme, Regis and Cambridge and Manchester,

so hopefully we need you at some point. Right, coming up on today's episode, we couldn't

come to Scotland and not speak to the polling guru that is. Professor Sir John Curtis from

the University of Strathclyde, he'll pick through the opinion polls, polling in the deep,

a Scottish special. How has the political landscape of Scotland changed so much over

the past 25 years? Where do people stand currently on having a second

independence referendum? And what are the fortunes of the political parties? Who's up and

who's down? We'll also hear from two of the smallest parties in Scotland. It's very

mixed fortunes. The Greens are on the up, on the up so much, they're now entering a power

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