The Alex Salmond Phone-In: 20th January 2016

27 January 2016, 13:29 | Updated: 31 August 2016, 12:59

The Alex Salmond Phone-In: 20th January 2016

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Alex Salmond was back for the second instalment of his Phone-In in the LBC studio today and you can watch it all back here.

The former First Minister took your calls on a variety of subjects and gave some very honest answers - watch the full thing above.

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