Scotland's former first minister Alex Salmond joins BethRigby to discuss Nicola Sturgeon's resignation, legacy and the candidates looking to take the SNP forward Plus, a look at big political moments of the week, including the Windsor Framework deal 🎧
Sky News’ political editor Beth Rigby interviews former SNP leader and Scotland First Minister Alex Salmond after a leadership race began last month for Nicola Sturgeon’s replacement.
Beth asks about his relationship with the woman who succeeded him in the top job, her legacy and the candidates looking to take the party forward into the next election. Plus, Beth is joined by her producer Mollie Malone as they discuss the week’s big talking points – including the Windsor Framework deal struck between the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the European Union.
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