Ministerial colleague who fell out with nicola sturgeon believes any ambitions of an internationaljob will have to be put on hold. ambitions of an international “ob will have to be put on hold. those terrible scenes will have to be put on hold. those terrible scenes of will have to be put on hold. those terrible scenes of the will have to be put on hold. those terrible scenes of the police - terrible scenes of the police attending the house last weekend for two days, and even on cnn, this was getting worldwide coverage, so any organisation looking at that will obviously hesitate if they were thinking about offering nicola sturgeon a job. thinking about offering nicola sturgeon a job. thinking about offering nicola sturueon a “ob. ., ., ,, sturgeon a “ob. damage to the snp but not sturgeon a job. damage to the snp but not necessarily sturgeon a job. damage to the snp but not necessarily to sturgeon a job. damage to the snp but not necessarily to the sturgeon a job. da
Importantly, i said to nicola sturgeon and peter at the time, it could not work, having the party leader and the chief executive married to each other. it would not work in any business organisation and it is all right when times are good but at some point it was going to come to grief and it took longer than i expected but certainly coming to grief in a spectacular way. he personally warned the former first minister? you cannot be married to the chair? ~ , , ., the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter took the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter took that - the chair? absolutely, and neither nicola or peter took that advice i nicola or peter took that advice very well! they took it rather badly. one of the earliest reasons for the breakdown of our relationship. we are where we are and humza yousaf, it is up to him to get out of it but up to all of us in terms of the independence movement. ten years ago the snp
Minister playing down concerns over the snp s finances. the snp s finances. the party has frankly been the snp s finances. the party has frankly been teetering the snp s finances. the party has frankly been teetering on - the snp s finances. the party has frankly been teetering on the - the snp s finances. the party has. frankly been teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. the party has never beenin of bankruptcy. the party has never been in a stronger financial position than right now that is a reflection of our strength and membership so some context for the all to remember. mil membership so some context for the all to remember. all to remember. all of that shortly before a complaint all to remember. all of that shortly before a complaint was all to remember. all of that shortly before a complaint was made - all to remember. all of that shortly before a complaint was made to . all to remember. all of that shortly | before a complaint was made to the police about those finance
They are hardly objective observers what happens in the snp, and given nicola sturgeon has beaten our opponents in election after election, hardly surprising they want to get rid of her altogether. i can be very clear, there is no reason for her to resign or be suspended whatsoever. at, reason for her to resign or be suspended whatsoever. a fall from . race suspended whatsoever. a fall from race for suspended whatsoever. a fall from grace for nicola suspended whatsoever. a fall from grace for nicola sturgeon, - suspended whatsoever. a fall from grace for nicola sturgeon, who - suspended whatsoever. a fall from j grace for nicola sturgeon, who has represented glasgow in the scottish parliament since it was founded a quarter of a century ago. this is a political home type of nicola sturgeon, glasgow southside, the constituency she represented in the scottish parliament. and it gives a former first minister a perfect view across the river clyde, at the scene of one of her finest hours.
30% and we have the reverse. the snp is dragging the independence movement back, support for independence is high 40s and for snp independence is high 40s and for snp in the 30s and declining. ihlicaila in the 30s and declining. nicola sturueon in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and peter in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and peter murrell, - in the 30s and declining. nicola i sturgeon and peter murrell, they in the 30s and declining. nicola - sturgeon and peter murrell, they are not here to defend themselves but your party, you spit the independence vote, labour and the conservatives will be laughing all the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss with the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss with an we have to discuss with an independence convention, notjust between independence parties but variety of grassroots organisations and th