Episode 17: Professor Sir John Curtice and Kevin McKenna at the Fringe

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Day one of The Herald's Unspun Live at the Fringe kicked off with psephological analysis from the UK’s leading pollster Professor Sir John Curtice who is joined by award-winning writer and Herald columnist Kevin McKenna and political correspondent Hannah Brown. Predictions for Holyrood 2026 are made as the guests paint a picture of the current landscape of Scottish Politics.

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