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They've dined with the devil again. WWR should've chased DRoss and his digital britnat take on democracy. The sweep from Argyll, north through Lochaber, Inverness and Ross-shire, now certainly joined by Caithness look gone forever and Firth there is grave doubt. All that remains are a couple of seats mostly gifted by Tories. It was conspicuous this morning that Lorna Slater got BBC air time and WWR did not. Bye bye WWR, bye bye ACH and hello to a balanced two by two constitutional debate with Anas Sarwar "on a journey".

I hear that following the landslide result yesterday that the "once in a generation" shirt is being retired

Nicola McEwan, Ailsa Henderson and Martin Geissler were excellent yesterday. With an understated editorial masterstroke, BBC Scotland hired Ramsay Jones and gave him enough air time to share his through the looking glass logic. Credit where it is due.

I'm hearing from sources close to me that there's a feeling from within my house that there are worrying overtones to some messages.

Tank Commander "I was only following orders"

Labour specifically did not stand on a constitutional ticket so the 50/50 split is disingenuous

Sturgeon's reaction to Swindson losing is up there as one of the best moments in an election. Sturgeon's reaction to Amy Callaghan winning is up there as one of the best moments in an election.

The A9? unless they motor west on the A96

Ayesha Hazarika probably thinks she is smart in continuingly mentioning the Irish border. I think it's a cheap shot.

JB on BBC news channel not smirking so much

Yes and by coincidence that's where DRoss started

Jackie Baillie smirking.

No, it was bait!

Fantastic result for Fergus in Inverness.

^^^ (day of reckoning type post) Jim Sillars found

Imagine being so tinpot that you don't even have a close of poll show on the tv.

LK doing just exactly the same

I've voted by post. I kindly assisted the residents by batching their votes and I can vouch for the fact that they all voted snp and again snp

Blue suit Brown shoes

Alex C-Hamilton commented on Patrick Harvie thus: "He had an hour and a half and didn't mention climate change once" Harvie, at best, had a fifth of seventy minutes and that's without factoring in Glenn Campbell interrupting Nicola. He did.

Various links are on David Clegg's Twitter feed.

There are guidelines and I think they are based upon seats at the previous election. To compensate, smaller parties are given air time and before the main debate on Tuesday, interviews with parties including Alba leader Alex Salmond, All for Unity’s George Galloway, Reform UK Scotland leader Michelle Ballantyne and UKIP Scotland’s Donald Mackay were broadcast.

He threw Sarwar a dagger of a look. He has potential to boil

I missed the interruptions with previous speakers

I would contend that he is already better but that is a low bar indeed as in my humble opinion, Mr Storey isn't really a footballer.