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Scottish independence: Salmond and Darling TV debate confirmed Scottish independence: Salmond and Darling TV debate confirmed
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First Minister Alex Salmond will go head-to-head with Better Together leader Alistair Darling in a live TV debate, it has been confirmed.First Minister Alex Salmond will go head-to-head with Better Together leader Alistair Darling in a live TV debate, it has been confirmed.
The STV programme will go out on Wednesday 16 July. The STV programme is expected to be broadcast after the Commonwealth Games.
Better Together director Blair McDougall said it was a welcome development.Better Together director Blair McDougall said it was a welcome development.
Mr Salmond has repeatedly challenged Prime Minister David Cameron to debate him over independence and said he would continue to do so.Mr Salmond has repeatedly challenged Prime Minister David Cameron to debate him over independence and said he would continue to do so.
The debate programme will be broadcast live from Edinburgh at 20:00. The debate programme will be broadcast live from Edinburgh.
It will be hosted by STV's political editor Brian Ponsonby, and attended by 500 members of the public representing both sides of the debate as well as undecided voters. It will be hosted by STV's political editor Bernard Ponsonby, and attended by 500 members of the public representing both sides of the debate as well as undecided voters.
The debate will be split into three sections:The debate will be split into three sections:
A spokesman for the first minister said he would continue to urge Mr Cameron to debate with him.A spokesman for the first minister said he would continue to urge Mr Cameron to debate with him.
Mr Cameron has previously said the debate should be "between people in Scotland".Mr Cameron has previously said the debate should be "between people in Scotland".