Alyn Smith: “What we're looking for is a normal accession process.”

That’s not to mention the opportunities to study and work abroad enjoyed by my generation which have been robbed from our young people.

It's when the time is right, and that'll be.. I would say that there would need to be a second referendum on the euro for the people of Scotland to decide that.

Equally, as the interim report published by the CMA on 1st May notes, “Fuel margins remain at historically high levels reflecting ongoing concern about a lack of competitive pressure in the fuel retail market.”

These figures show Brexit has hammered our universities, but attracting the brightest and best overseas students to Scotland also meant those people made Scotland their home – that is an incredible economic benefit that Scotland has lost.