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Young voters have been quizzing Scotland's party leaders during a five-stop lift journey.

Third through the sliding doors was Kezia Dugdale of the Scottish Labour Party. She told of being a well-behaved university student and a "really well behaved" politician.

Asking the questions were Sarah (18); Jamie-Lee (16); Louis (16); Erin (18) and Megan (18).

They are all members of the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s Generation 2016 election panel.

When asked if she had been in trouble with the police she said she had "nothing but respect" for officers.

She added: "I was pretty well behaved at school. Pretty well behaved at university and you've got to be really well behaved when you're a politician."

Ms Dugdale said she would love to have a refugee live with her "but I've got a really small flat".

And if she could choose, she would pick Prime Minister David Cameron to be stuck in a lift with "so I could put him right about a few things".

Ms Dugdale was also asked if she would fight in a war and whether she thought it right that there was a lower minimum wage for young people.

The Scottish Green Party's Patrick Harvie; Scottish Tory Ruth Davidson; Scottish Liberal Democrat Willie Rennie and the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon have also been part of the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s Leaders in a Lift series.