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Page last updated at 17:26 GMT, Monday, 6 October 2008 18:26 UK
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First minister makes webcast date

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Mr Salmond will answer your questions in the half-hour webchat

An online interview with First Minister Alex Salmond will see him answer questions submitted by members of the public at the SNP conference.

BBC Scotland's political editor Brian Taylor will quiz the SNP leader during the half-hour webcast, from 1045 to 1115 on Saturday 18 October.

If you have a question, submit it by using the form below.

You can watch the webcast live by clicking on the BBC Scotland news website at bbc.co.uk/scotlandnews.

The interview will take place during the SNP annual conference in Perth.

The four-day gathering, from 16-19 October, will feature debates, motions and speeches - including one by the first minister.

Unfortunately, it may not be possible to put every question submitted to Mr Salmond.

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