Trams cost 'underestimated by £231m' amid 'litany of failures'

A 'litany of avoidable failures' - just some of the words of sharp criticism from the head of a drawn-out public inquiry examining what went wrong with the Edinburgh trams project. The trams were finally introduced to the city's streets in 2014 - five years late and £400m over budget. Lord Hardie, tasked with leading that inquiry, was today unsparing in his assessment of who bore responsibility for those 'failures'. Scotland Tonight assessed the inquiry report with the Daily Record's Political Editor Paul Huctheon. More here: https://i.stv.tv/3RwQhmb