First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on campaign trail in Arbroath as SNP target Kirstene Hair’s Angus seat
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon hit the campaign trail in Angus today with a defiant call to kick out the Tories.
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Independence the only way forward for Scotland – Nicola Sturgeon
Independence for Scotland is the only way forward, even in the case of a possible future vote for Britain to remain in the EU, Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Gender imbalance in General Election media coverage as women ‘marginalised’
Women are featuring in just a fifth of national press coverage of the General Election campaign, according to research.
British-Irish Council summit focuses on Brexit and tackling drug abuse
Political leaders from across the UK and Ireland have met in Dublin to discuss how to deal with “shared issues” such as Brexit and tackling drug abuse.
Nicola Sturgeon prioritises indyref2 over second Brexit vote
Nicola Sturgeon has made clear she would prioritise holding a second independence referendum over a fresh vote on Brexit.
JENNY HJUL: SNP has stooped to new low by making pact with Labour just for Indyref2
Nigel Farage’s U-turn on Monday, in which he agreed to stand down hundreds of his Brexit Party candidates in Conservative seats, will be seen by Scottish Nationalists as a boost to their campaign.
Nicola Sturgeon challenges Westminster to ‘get its act together’ on green energy
Nicola Sturgeon has challenged Westminster to “stop obsessing” about nuclear power and “get its act together” on green energy.
Russian interference report should be published without delay, says Sturgeon
A report into alleged Russian interference in British politics should be published without delay, according to Nicola Sturgeon.
Nigel Farage is pulling PM’s strings, Nicola Sturgeon says
Scotland’s future is at risk of being decided by Nigel Farage after he announced the Brexit Party would not stand candidates in Conservative-held seats, Nicola Sturgeon has warned.
First Minister defends policy after criticism of destroyed notes
Nicola Sturgeon has defended making handwritten notes for government policy which are then destroyed, saying there is “absolutely no substance” to claims it is to avoid scrutiny.