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Swinney rejects Burnham’s claim Scots feel distant from Holyrood
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The claim in question appears to be part of a broader discussion about the relationship between the Scottish government and its constituents. As a Labour leadership hopeful, Andy Burnham's comments on Scottish politics may be seen as an attempt to reach out to voters in Scotland and differentiate himself from other candidates. The exchange between Swinney and Burnham highlights the complex dynamics between Scottish and UK-wide politics.
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Swinney rejects Burnham’s claim Scots feel distant from Holyrood
The First Minister accused the Labour leadership hopeful of trying to ‘lecture’ him and described his comments as ‘polemics’.
1 Jul, 09:32
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