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Sturgeon has repeatedly said she sees no conflict between her feminism and her support for transgender rights, and has previously committed to “zero tolerance” of transphobia within the SNP. Nicola Sturgeon Approves refers to a photo that was captured of First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon smiling whilst looking up In an update on Wednesday evening, Police Scotland said: "A 58-year-old man who was arrested as a suspect earlier today, Wednesday, 5 April 2023, in connection with the ongoing investigation into the funding and finances of the Scottish National Party, has been released without charge pending further investigation.

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Plans to introduce a simplified system by which transgender people can change the sex recorded on their birth certificate – known as self-identification – have polarised opinion since they were first put out to consultation in 2017, and caused a significant rift within the Scottish National party. Are Ye Ragin'? (Scottish slang for Are You Raging?) refers to a phrase which is used by Scottish independence supporters when responding to unionist supporting parties, supporters and groups who at times get agitated or annoyed at independence supporters and parties or politicians that support the cause of Scottish independence. If nothing else, there is a window where a crucial slice of the electorate are at least listening. “I was a member of the Labour party until they took us into a war that we shouldn’t have ever been near and then went to the Scottish nationalists,” said John, sorting through secondhand records in Dunbar’s “old and new” store. “I probably won’t vote unless I can see something in that Sarwar guy. If I could see some kind of leadership, I’d be for him.”

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However, recent events in Glasgow with police raiding the home of the country's most powerful political couple were impossible to ignore. Host Charlie Brooker began by asking: "Why is this big tent up in Nicola Sturgeon's garden?" It is no wonder, then, that there was also wild celebration from some senior Labour figures last week. While they currently have only one Westminster seat, some are talking excitedly about targeting well over 20 at the next election in Scotland, which would play a big part in returning a Labour majority. Anas Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, said there was now a “generational opportunity” for his party.

More than three-quarters of MSPs in the new parliament, from four of the five Holyrood parties, were elected on manifesto commitments to change the Gender Recognition Act (GRA). Never miss the latest top headlines from the Scottish Daily Express. Sign up to our daily newsletter here.