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closer to the dream of independence, certainly closer than she was in the 19805, certainly closer than she was in the 1980s, but how she advanced that because during her eight years? her critics will say, not really. don’t critics will say, not really. don't no critics will say, not really. don't to too critics will say, not really. don't go too far. _ critics will say, not really. don't go too far. we _ critics will say, not really. don't go too far, we will— critics will say, not really. don't go too far, we will come - critics will say, not really. don't go too far, we will come back . critics will say, not really. don't| go too far, we will come back to critics will say, not really. don't - go too far, we will come back to you a little later in the programme. nicola sturgeon has dominated scottish politics for nearly a decade. shejoined the snp and backed independence for scotland from a young age. she was praised for her handling of the covered pandemic —— covid pandemic. like every leader, she has faced her share of criticism for decision she has made throughout her career. bbc scotland's martin geissler looks now at nicola sturgeon's legacy. it is a journey which began on the doorsteps of ayrshire and took her to the highest office in the land, when a teenage nicola sturgeon was delivering leaflets in the 80s, the snp were a fringe party. neither she nor they could have imagined what lay ahead.