Nicola Sturgeon accused Alex Salmond of putting self-interest ahead of the country’s best interests as she placed independence at the heart of her Holyrood election campaign.
In an online speech to the SNP’s campaign conference, the Scottish first minister refused to say her predecessor’s name but made a thinly veiled reference to his new breakaway party, Alba.
Drawing on her experience of leading the Scottish government during the Covid-19 pandemic, she said that her priorities and attitudes towards political debate had changed.
“In politics, things that once seemed desperately important feel so much less so now. I don’t have much time these days for the ‘who’s up/who’s down’ approach to politics,” Sturgeon said. “And I definitely have much less patience for those who treat
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2021-03-29 11:00:00Z
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