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Is a vote for the SNP really a vote for prime minister Corbyn?

9 November 2019

12:29 AM

9 November 2019

12:29 AM

Nicola Sturgeon says she wants to form a “progressive alliance” after the election to evict Boris Johnson from 10 Downing Street – which in practice means an arrangement with Labour to make Jeremy Corbyn prime minister (this could be a formal coalition though Sturgeon told me she would prefer a less constraining arrangement).

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