Whatever your thoughts on the SNP, the Union or indeed Scotland, it cannot be denied that Nicola Sturgeon will leave a permanent mark on Britain’s political landscape. Whether that mark is good or bad will no doubt be the focus of intense debate for years to come.
Making her 286th and final First Minister’s Questions closing speech this week, the usually immovable First Minister was close to tears.
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