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scotland, including many who voted for the snp at the last two elections are not necessarily convinced that humza yousaf is the right person to be first minister. he will want to reverse that position, by being able to get on to the front foot to present the snp and the government is a positive light. th is that task, that task thatis light. th is that task, that task that is frankly made pretty much impossible for so long as these allegations are in place, so in other words, allegations are in place, so in otherwords, not allegations are in place, so in other words, not necessarily going to be direct impact on snp support, the problem is that it will make it more difficult nor the snp to recover and widen the leader of labour it needs to do if it is going to hangton to its westminster seats in 18 months time. that to hangton to its westminster seats in 18 months time. in 18 months time. that was professor in 18 months time. that was professor sir in 18 months time. that was
nicola sturgeon said if we want to pursue independence successfully, we need more of a consensus for it inside the snp and across scotland, and across scotland, north of the border. 5ir and across scotland, north of the border. ,, g ., and across scotland, north of the border. ,, . ., , and across scotland, north of the border. ,, g ., , ., ~ , ., border. sirjohn curtis, thank you very much- border. sirjohn curtis, thank you very much- we border. sirjohn curtis, thank you very much. we can border. sirjohn curtis, thank you very much. we can get border. sirjohn curtis, thank you very much. we can get the i border. sirjohn curtis, thank you i very much. we can get the thoughts of ciaran andrews. we were just discussing the narrowness of the polls in terms of support for independence. does whoever succeeds nicola sturgeon, it really is very important what personality that is, in terms of winning the given? nicola sturgeon s successor has a massive job on their hands. we are at a c
by the likes of peter snow and jeremy vine, but the ground breaking principle remains the same. among the tributes paid to sir david butler was this from the bbc s current election analyst, sirjohn curtis. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your feelings about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e mail. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we ll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. this exceptionally mild weather is producing some remarkable temperatures 19.5 degrees