Ally Heather on how the Scots language is helping lead cultural change

An English independence movement? Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp says it's coming soon

Believe in Scotland founder Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp believes that with each of the devolved nations of the UK now led by pro-independence first ministers, an English independence movement will be formed that will take the shape of violent scenes we have seen this week Later, he and political reporter Steph Brawn touch on the Celtic Alliance and what's next for Scotland's independence movement Remember, it's £1 for three months on our website for all our coverage, subscribe here: www.thenational.scot/subscribe

Racism on the streets of Glasgow and the dismal police response

Editor Laura Webster and Political Editor Xander Elliards discuss the disorder in Glasgow on Tuesday night and attacks on people because "of their skin colour". Elsewhere, we discuss claims of "anti-Scottish" comments on GMB and John Curtice's thoughts on the upcoming by-election in Aberdeen South. Join The National from just £1 at thenational.scot/subscribe [http://thenational.scot/subscribe]

How Glasgow is fighting racism and right-wing hate

Tabassum Niamat livestreamed the events of Kenmure Street five years ago. Now, she continues her work as a campaigner. Here she speaks to Political Reporter Abbi Garton-Crosbie about her work. Support The National with a subscription from just £1 at thenational.scot/subscribe [http://thenational.scot/subscribe]

Iris Duane on how the Scottish Greens are taking on Unionists in Holyrood

Political Reporter Abbi Garton-Crosbie interviews Iris Duane, a newly elected Scottish Green MSP and one of Scotland's first two trans MSPs, about what her party is aiming to achieve, her views on independence and more. Support The National with a subscription from just £1 at thenational.scot/subscribe [http://thenational.scot/subscribe]

Why did Police Scotland spy on Donald Trump protesters?

Editor Laura Webster and Political Reporter Steph Brawn discuss the latest news that Police Scotland spied on Donald Trump protesters during his visit to the country.   Support The National from just £1 at thenational.scot/subscribe [http://thenational.scot/subscribe]