Sturgeon: Highly likely there’ll be second indy vote
NICOLA STURGEON will push for a second independence referendum before Britain leaves the EU, the First Minister announced yesterday.
Her predecessor Alex Salmond said the issue had been “settled for a generation” when voters rejected independence by a 55 to 45 per cent margin in 2014.
But Ms Sturgeon said there had been a “significant and material change in the circumstances in which Scotland voted against independence” in the wake of Thursday’s Leave vote.
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