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Holyrude Episode 3.7 – “Man Who Shouts At Cars”

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David McClemont (Twitter: @DavoMc82), Debra Torrance (@HeathPeaPict) and Scott McDonald (@Scott_Eff) discuss the latest events in Scottish and UK politics

NEWS

o Indyref2 Date & Strategy revealed

o Education Minister gives the public the finger

o Boris Johnson resigns as Tory Leader

o Who Will be the next Prime Minister?

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Music by @HippyMuzic

Art by @HeathPeaPict

Edited by @HeathPeaPict

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