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Can the UK government navigate the SNP's calls for a second referendum?

9 May 2021

2:00 AM

9 May 2021

2:00 AM

The Unionist tactical voting in Scotland makes it tempting to see the country as split down the middle between pro-independence and anti-independence voters. But this is not quite right. There is a good argument that the Scottish electorate is actually split three ways between Unionists, Nationalists and those who aren’t fully decided on the constitutional question.

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