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Pro-Independence Parties Winning Scotland: U K Elections Update

Sturgeon Says Independence Vote Is Coming: U.K. Elections Update Bloomberg 24 mins ago Greg Ritchie and Alastair Reed © Photographer: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Europe Holyrood Election Count and Declarations Take Place In Glasgow (Bloomberg) Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned U.K. leader Boris Johnson he can’t stop a new referendum on Scottish independence, after projections put her party on course to win the Edinburgh parliament elections. The BBC said results so far suggested Sturgeon’s Scottish National Party will fall just short of the target of 65 seats in the Edinburgh parliament. But with a strong result for the pro-independence Green Party, there will be a majority in the legislature in favor of splitting away from the rest of the U.K. when all the results are in, the BBC said.

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Sturgeon Says Independence Vote Is Coming: U K Elections Update

Sturgeon Says Independence Vote Is Coming: U.K. Elections Update Bloomberg 28 mins ago Greg Ritchie and Alastair Reed © Photographer: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Europe Holyrood Election Count and Declarations Take Place In Glasgow (Bloomberg) Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned U.K. leader Boris Johnson he can’t stop a new referendum on Scottish independence, after projections put her party on course to win the Edinburgh parliament elections. The BBC said results so far suggested Sturgeon’s Scottish National Party will fall just short of the target of 65 seats it needs for an outright majority but it will still be by far the largest group in the legislature. And with a strong result for the pro-independence Green Party, there will be a majority in the parliament in favor of splitting away from the rest of the U.K. when all the results are in, the BBC said.

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Labour in Turmoil as Party Chair is Fired: U K Elections Update

Labour in Turmoil as Party Chair is Fired: U.K. Elections Update Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Tim Ross, Emily Ashton and Greg Ritchie © Photographer: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Europe Holyrood Election Count and Declarations Take Place In Glasgow (Bloomberg) Labour’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner, is to leave her role as party chair after the disastrous elections that saw Britain’s main opposition lose key battlegrounds to Boris Johnson’s ruling Conservatives. Rayner is the second in command to Keir Starmer, whose leadership has come in for criticism after the party lost a string of contests including Hartlepool, a northeastern English town it had held for almost 50 years. A person familiar with the matter said Rayner will stay on in her role as deputy leader but Starmer is now looking to appoint a new chair of the party.

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Scottish government sets stage for another independence vote

The Scottish National Party has won its fourth straight parliamentary election on Saturday and insisted it will push on with another referendum on Scotland’s independence from the U.K. even though it just failed to secure a majority.

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Police Will Record Misogyny As Hate Crime In Historic Move To Protect Women

Updated 18/03/2021 08:49 GMT Police Will Record Crimes Motivated By Misogyny In Historic Move To Protect Women Forces to log incidents from this autumn, pending possible change to wider law. All crimes “motivated” by misogyny are to be recorded by police after the government bowed to pressure in the House of Lords to toughen the law on protecting women. In a bid to avoid a government defeat, Home office minister Baroness Williams announced that all police forces in England and Wales would be asked from this autumn to record crimes caused by “hostility” based on sex or gender. Campaigners hope the move is a key step towards wider change that would classify misogyny as a hate crime and give judges the power to impose tougher sentences for incidents of abuse and harassment, including street harassment.

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