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Nicola Sturgeon has ‘unfinished business’ and may stay in Holyrood for 10 or 20 years

  • Nicola Sturgeon hinted at possibly standing for election again after stepping down as First Minister, and she criticized claims about focusing on gender reforms as 'bunkum' and untrue.
  • Sturgeon maintained that she has improved Scotland's education, despite official reports indicating a decline, stating it was 'bunkum' to claim otherwise.
  • Scottish Conservative deputy leader Rachael Hamilton criticized Sturgeon's legacy, stating it will be remembered for letting down women and girls regarding gender self-ID proposals.
  • Sturgeon has been low-profile, contributing only twice in a year and highlighting concerns about Scotland's youth.
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Nicola Sturgeon claims she didn't spend 'considerable' time on gender reforms

The former First Minister even tried to insist that those complaining about education and NHS under the SNP were doing so as they were parroting the media and had no experience of those issues.

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Spectator UKSpectator UK

How long will Sturgeon cling on in Holyrood?

To Scotland, where Nicola Sturgeon is, er, not very busy. In fact, Mr S can reveal the SNP’s former Dear Leader has made a grand total of two spoken contributions in the Holyrood Chamber over the last 12 months. One was during a debate on Ukraine while another speech reminded MSPs that more needs to

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The Herald ScotlandThe Herald Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon has ‘unfinished business’ and may stay in Holyrood for 10 or 20 years

Nicola Sturgeon has suggested she could remain an MSP for the next 20 years, citing ‘unfinished business’ in her constituency. The former First Minister said she is still weighing up whether to stand in 2026 but admitted it would be hard to walk away from Holyrood after more than two decades in politics.

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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The Herald Scotland broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
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