Reform leader in Scotland had cancer diagnosed on day of Holyrood election
Reform leader in Scotland had cancer diagnosed on day of Holyrood election.
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Reform leader in Scotland had cancer diagnosed on day of Holyrood election. The MSP was speaking to an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival on Thursday. But he said Holyrood has enough powers to “run our own affairs and make Scotland unquestionably the most successful part of the UK”.
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Reform leader in Scotland had cancer diagnosed on day of Holyrood election.
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The MSP was speaking to an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival on Thursday.
according to Evening StandardBut he said Holyrood has enough powers to “run our own affairs and make Scotland unquestionably the most successful part of the UK”.
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