Alyn Smith: “Equally, as the interim report published by the CMA on 1st May notes, “Fuel margins remain at historically high levels…”

Ten years on from the Brexit vote, this latest report lays bare the facts - Scotland is still paying a massive price for being dragged out of the EU against our will.

A Brexit which Scotland never voted has hammered our economy – hitting our key food and drink and oil and chemicals industries hardest by making trade with our closest allies harder.

With the First Ministers of Scotland, Wales and North Ireland all committed to an independent future, recognising a more prosperous future away from Westminster, there is a Celtic connection across these islands no Westminster Prime…

It is clear that the key difference is that these smaller countries have the ability to take decisions for themselves, as Scotland remains tethered to a Westminster system that is holding us back.