Sturgeon vs Salmond

Podlitical

BBC

Government, News

4.6 • 157 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The team digest the First Minister's marathon evidence session at the Holyrood committee, as Nicola Sturgeon rejects suggestions she broke the ministerial code, and claims that allegations of conspiracy made against her by Former First Minister Alex Salmond are "absurd". BBC Scotland political editor Glenn Campbell joins the team to pick through the nearly eight hour hearing, how opposition parties have reacted, and whether we heard the smoking gun of evidence, or if it was a misfire.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds
0:02.4	You're listening to BBC Scotland
0:09.6	Hi, you're listening to Podlitical BBC Scotland's podcast
0:15.7	that brings you an inside look at the biggest stories coming out of Hollywood and Westminster,
0:20.3	I think, this week, much more out of Hollywood than Westminster.
0:23.9	It is 19 minutes past two on Thursday the 4th of March.
0:27.6	I'm Lucy White in Glasgow and today I'm joined by.
0:30.8	I'm Phil Sim in North Berwick.
0:33.6	I'm Rarit Sundu in London.
0:36.2	I was going to go more specific but I just kept it London
0:38.3	because I feel went very specific
0:40.5	East Lothian, what? I'm not protecting my own identity here
0:47.3	I really like North Berwick. It's one of my favourite places. I'm Nick Erdley in Edinburgh
0:51.4	and I'm Glenn Campbell in the Scottish Parliament.
0:54.9	It's Glenn again, everyone.
0:57.1	He's back.
0:58.0	Yay.
0:58.5	Glenn again.
0:59.4	That wasn't as enthusiastic as the last time I was in the podcast.
1:02.7	That's disappointing.
1:03.7	Do you know, I'm having a complete mind blank.
1:05.3	What do you call it when you...
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