Findlay Warns Starmer May Back IndyRef2
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Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay warns of a potential second independence referendum if the SNP secures a majority in the upcoming Scottish Parliament election. Despite polls showing the SNP likely to remain the largest party but falling short of a majority, Findlay doubts Labours resolve to maintain the no vote stance. Meanwhile, SNP MSP George Adam welcomes the idea, and Scottish Labours Jackie Baillie criticizes the Tories for focusing on blocking an SNP majority rather than addressing NHS and cost-of-living issues. As the campaign begins, all eyes are on the SNPs majority threshold and Labours commitment to no more votes.
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