Nicola Sturgeon still thinks she was right
The former first minister has shown little interest in self-reflection since leaving office.
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Chris Deerin
Chris Deerin is Scotland editor and contributing writer at the New Statesman. He writes regularly on Scottish independence, Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP. You can see his writing here and in the Scotland section.
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