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Sir Keir Starmer has resigned. What will his departure mean, and can his likely replacement Andy Burnham succeed? We also discuss the by-election results in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry and Aberdeen South. And St Andrews University academic Dr Antonis Vradis speaks to us about his experience on the Gaza flotilla.

Yet more cuts at Dundee University mean lots more job losses.

The team assesses what’s gone wrong and digs into the political backlash.

It’s also the week of three big UK by-elections, including two covering Dundee and Aberdeen.

We spoke to voters in Aberdeen South for their views.

Six party candidates join the Stooshie to go over the priorities for the key by-election, being held on June 18.

Join us for a 90-minute special edition with candidates from the Conservatives, SNP, Reform, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Green party.

Plans to build a huge new AI data centre near a Fife village have proven divisive. But businessman Mark Wilson, the man behind the scheme, thinks it’s a “game-changer” for Fife. He speaks to us on the podcast about how he will address the concerns of Auchtertool villagers.

Politicians in London and Edinburgh are under pressure to listen to rural island voices and build better connections under the sea.

We spoke to an engineer who builds tunnels around the world – but not our own islands.

Andy Sloan has been talking to Westminster and Holyrood recently, and says infrastructure upgrades on that scale are a reality – it just needs political ‘champions’.

The former first minister is our special guest on the podcast this week.

Mr Yousaf spoke candidly about Peter Murrell’s embezzlement conviction and the SNP campervan controversy.

He also opens up about his in-laws being trapped in Gaza in late 2023 and gives his thoughts on the rise of Reform UK at the Holyrood election.

Just when you thought it was safe to forget about the election, along come two more.

The team looks at the upcoming Westminster by-elections in Aberdeen South, and in Abroath and Broughty Ferry.

John Swinney is sworn in as first minister once again - but what challenges lie ahead for his new government?