We speak to Dundee GP Dr Munro Stewart about the SNP’s dramatic plans to overhaul how the NHS works in Scotland.

The Scottish Government wants replace boards like NHS Tayside with two national bodies covering the west and east of the country.

Dr Stewart hopes the proposals may hold some positives - but warned it must not result in a loss of local healthcare links.

The team reassembles for a summer catch-up just as we get a brand new prime minister.

Is this a democrat outrage or actually what the UK needs?

What does it mean for Scotland and Holyrood?

And what early signs can we see on what Andy Burnham will actually do in office?

New Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra is a few weeks into the top job.

He's made it through his first encounters at First Minister's Questions, and he's given his first set-piece speech to UK Labour conference.

How is the man who once told Andy Burnham to "shut up" doing in the new role?

We caught up with him after making it through the party's conference in Liverpool.

John Swinney’s plans to overhaul how local government works in Scotland have already proven controversial.

The Scottish Government wants to introduce new larger, regional councils along with smaller, community authorities.

But electoral expert Allan Faulds, who runs Ballot Box Scotland, explains why he thinks the SNP’s current proposals are deeply flawed.

Were you paying attention during the Scottish election?

Do you have the brains to take on the toughest test in hyper-niche political questioning?

Then you should play along with our traditional end of term Stooshie quiz.

There is no prize other than personal glory. Enjoy.

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.