The First Minister has been clear that it is for the people of Scotland to decide their future, not out of touch Westminster politicians.
John Swinney: “The First Minister has been clear that it is for the people of Scotland to decide their future, not out of touch…”
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Response to accusations of blocking debate on independence.
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