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Swinney denies SNP gender stance boosted Reform as Sturgeon heckled at IWD event

John Swinney denied claims that gender policies have increased support for Reform while condemning vandalism at the Trump Turnberry resort.
Swinney highlighted the economic importance of migration for Scotland and emphasized that public authorities must operate lawfully.
He expressed his obligation to meet with President Trump to address shared issues and interests between Scotland and the United States.
Swinney described former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as a 'dear friend' and referenced Winnie Ewing as an inspiring figure for women in politics.

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The National

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John Swinney to meet with group pushing for change to definition of gender

The First Minister is set to meet with a campaign group which is pushing to change the Scottish Government's definition of "woman".

2 months ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

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Swinney denies SNP gender stance boosted Reform as Sturgeon heckled at IWD event

Speaking in Glasgow, Mr Swinney cited ex-MP Winnie Ewing as a woman who inspired him, on International Women’s Day.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Herald Scotland

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Swinney: SNP gender policy has not given Reform a boost

First Minister of Scotland John Swinney denied that SNP gender policies had given Reform a boost, as ex-SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon was heckled at a picket outside an International Women’s Day event.

2 months ago·Scotland, United Kingdom

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