Luke Tryl

What were the big stories that emerged from that?

Well, a beautifully refurbished town hall in Paisley.

The one thing that I have to tell you is that I couldn't hear very well, so I'm not necessarily the best person to ask.

No, I was sitting on the balcony and the acoustic up there was quite poor, but

It was.

That was just the media.

We don't matter.

We were just sitting observing.

The people who needed to hear the debate could hear it.

I thought what was striking, Adam, is there was a lot of pressure on John Swinney.

The SNP have been in power in Scotland for 19 years, as we were saying on another episode of Newscast.

And newscasters might remember the SNP entered

government before the first iPhone went on sale.

That's how long we're talking about here.

There was a lot of pressure on him.

Anas Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, you know, locking horns with John Swinney quite a lot.

I thought Malcolm Offord of Reform UK, who some people thought would make a big splash, was maybe a little bit quieter than you might have anticipated.

Ross Greer of the Scottish Greens was thought to have done pretty well.

It has to be said, Mr...

It has to be said, Anas Sarwar skipped out as well, looking absolutely delighted with his performance and also Scottish Liberal Democrats and the Scottish Conservatives there as well.