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Scotland’s nationalist government will consider all options to achieve self-determination for Scots if the British government tries to stop it from holding a referendum on Scottish independence, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon (pictured) said on Thursday (19 December), writes Andrew MacAskill. 

“The question is often posed to me: ‘what will you do if Boris Johnson says no?’ As I’ve said before, I will consider all reasonable options to secure Scotland’s right to self-determination,” said Sturgeon, leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party which won 47 out of 59 seats in parliament.

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