IndyRef2: Green vote would count for ind ependence mandate, says party co-leader

If the general election next year turns into a 'de facto’ independence referendum, the Scottish Greens co-leader has said Green votes would count towards a pro-independence vote. View email online

Subscribe today Jul 4, 2022 Good morning Welcome to your daily update from The Scotsman. Here are your key stories this morning IndyRef2: Green vote would count for independence mandate, says party co-leader Anti-abortion protests: Public opinion is clear: we want buffer zones and we need them now Opinion: The fight for independence was never meant to get this messy - Euan McColm Women's Euro 2022: Our complete guide to Group A, Group B, Group C and Group D JK Rowling: Threatening tweet aimed at JK Rowling blasted as 'dangerous' and appallling' Thanks for reading, have a great start to the week. Graham Falk Patrick Harvie insists Green vote would be used for independence mandate at general election If the general election next year turns into a 'de facto’ independence referendum, the Scottish Greens co-leader has said Green votes would count towards a pro-independence vote. Readers' letters: Opposing sides must get out of their echo chambers and start listening Explore Aberdeen to Peterhead on the North East 250 As Aberdeen fades in the rear view mirror, the next stretch of the North East 250 unfolds as we exit the city to the north into the coastal territory of the Shire. Promoted by North East 250 Scottish tech bounces back from Covid - Karen Meechan Divorce need not mean the end of a business - Sharon Murray Leader: Camps must know where they stand Line of Duty's Martin Compston, Adrian Dunbar and Vicky McClure could star in Irvine Welsh James Connolly show Boris Johnson 'not aware' of 'specific' Chris Pincher allegations, says Therese Coffey Doddie Weir golf event hosting Scots rugby stars raises £20,000 for MND Glastonbury was good but having a nice loaf with butter after was even better View more news

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