Good Morning Scotland Weekday Highlights

There's a pilot episode, so will it be re-commissioned? Plus the man who voiced Thatcher.

Douglas Fraser speaks to Kevin Sneader from McKinsey & Company

Where now for the Prime Minister Boris Johnson?

GMS spoke to the First Minister about Brexit and the prospect of a no deal departure

GMS presenter Gillian Marles speaks to Sir Hilary Beckles

Dorothy Byrne gave the McTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh TV festival last night

Scotland’s Chief Inspector of Prisons Wendy Sinclair-Gieben speaks to GMS

Good Morning Scotland spoke to the SNP’s leader at Westminster Ian Blackford

GMS spoke to the Shadow Scotland Office Minister, Labour MP, Paul Sweeney

Greek Elections

People who contracted HIV and hepatitis say it is the worst scandal in NHS history.

Douglas Fraser interviews Dame Susan Rice

Libya’s government is considering closing all migrant detention centres

Gary Robertson pushes Amber Rudd on the five week wait for Universal Credit

Gary Robertson tries to get straight answers from Colin Clark and Alberto Costa

Stephen Kerr spoke to Good Morning Scotland. Image © UK Parliament

Ian Blackford spoke to Good Morning Scotland. Image © House of Commons/PA Wire

Westminster leader of the SNP Ian Blackford spoke to Good Morning Scotland.

The Scottish Secretary David Mundell spoke to Good Morning Scotland

GMS spoke to two Conservatives; Stephen Kerr (for PMs deal) and Douglas Ross (against)

Scottish Labour’s Laird told GMS she thought extending Article 50 was “an inevitability”

Liberal Democrat Alistair Carmichael repeated his call for another referendum on Europe.

Paul Masterton told GMS some of his colleagues were “playing games” with the vote.

Scottish Secretary David Mundell spoke to Good Morning Scotland ahead of Brexit vote