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On the 10th anniversary of Scotland's independence referendum, Nicola Sturgeon expressed optimism for Scotland's future as an independent nation. She highlighted a potential shift in UK governance, including Irish reunification and greater autonomy for Wales, while reflecting on the challenges faced since the 2014 vote.
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The Scottish Conservative Party is in turmoil as deputy leader Meghan Gallacher resigns amid allegations against outgoing leader Douglas Ross. The leadership contest is marred by claims of favoritism and internal strife, with multiple candidates demanding clarity on the situation. The party's future direction remains uncertain as the contest unfolds.
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Following a significant electoral defeat, the Scottish National Party (SNP) is under pressure as First Minister John Swinney prepares his first Programme for Government. With funding constraints and a need to regain public trust, Swinney aims to focus on key issues like child poverty and climate change while addressing internal party discontent.
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Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has criticized BBC Scotland's documentary on Scottish independence, accusing it of bias. He also rebuked current First Minister Humza Yousaf for his comments in the film, claiming Yousaf has resorted to smears in his pursuit of relevance. The tensions highlight ongoing divisions within Scottish politics.