All of the leaders agreed that the key issue in the immediate aftermath of the election is economic recovery from the effects of the Covid pandemic.
Nicola Sturgeon previously said she wanted to see a referendum in the first half of the next parliamentary term.
The party also said it will scrap homework for primary school pupils.
The party insists a new Nature Recovery Law is needed, to force governments to act.
The trade union Unison has already recommended its members vote against the current pay offer.
The debate, at 7.30pm on Tuesday, is being shown on STV and will be available on the STV Player.
Nicola Sturgeon has described as ‘repugnant’ the UK’s Government’s decision to challenge legislation passed in the Scottish Parliament.
Former PM says the mass vaccination of the world should be primary focus of the G7 summit in Cornwall.
Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, passed away on Friday morning at Windsor Castle.
SNP leader does not believe Boris Johnson will prevent a second referendum if her party wins a majority at Holyrood.
Labour first minister from 2000 to 2001, said ‘saying no to a second independence referendum has never been a vote winner’.
Former PM David Cameron reportedly took scandal-hit financier Lex Greensill to meet health secretary about payment scheme.
Voters in rural parts of Scotland told us what matters to them ahead of the election.
Party leaders clash over key issues in STV election debate
