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WATCH: Willie Rennie in last night’s Scottish leaders’ debate

By | Fri 25th March 2016 - 6:30 pm

Last night, the  day that Scotland could have been declaring independence and have been facing a very uncertain future, the leaders of 6 political parties debated the issues of the Scottish election. You can see Willie Rennie’s contributions here.

Watch him outline his vision for a transformative investment in education to give kids the best chance in life and boost the economy by ensuring that we have the skills we need for the future.

The First Leader’s debateLast night,was the first #LeadersDebate of the Scottish Parliament election. Just incase you missed it, here are some of the highlights from last night’s debate, including our plans for education, Scotland’s new tax powers and what I’d say to President Trump:

The First Leader's debate

Last night,was the first #LeadersDebate of the Scottish Parliament election. Just incase you missed it, here are some of the highlights from last night's debate, including our plans for education, Scotland's new tax powers and what I'd say to President Trump:

Posted by Willie Rennie on Friday, 25 March 2016

If you want to watch the whole debate, you an do so  via the magic of iPlayer.

There are two further televised debates. STV have one next Tuesday and the BBC’s last one is on the Sunday before the election.

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