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right. so today, a big, big figure left the political stage — nicola sturgeon had her last ever episode of first minister's questions because, after monday, she's not the first minister anymore. it was her, what, 286th or seventh? i think it was a lot. and this is how she sounded. and actually, spoiler alert, she's quite emotional. words will never adequately convey the gratitude and the awe i hold in my heart for the opportunity i have had to serve as your first minister. applause. and yeah, then the other party leaders just dived in with loads of party political points, like a cl...

it was her, what, 286th or seventh? i think? it was a lot. and this is how she sounded. and actually, spoiler alert, she's quite emotional. words will never adequately convey the gratitude and the awe i hold in my heart for the opportunity i have had to serve as your first minister. it truly has been the privilege of my lifetime. and with these words, presiding officer, i draw it to a close. applause. and yeah, then the other party leaders just dived in with loads of party political points, like a classic first minister's questions. i suppose nicola sturgeon�*s immediate political ...

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But i think the bank had no other option, sadly, but to raise interest rates. i hope they'll bring them down fairly soon if this doesn't go through. final question. i read in various places that you might have at some point acquired an extra "i" in your name. were you born "ian" and then an extra "i" popped in at some point? no, we added it. my father insisted on it later on, because, of course, i was born in scotland. right. he was a proud scot. right. and he said when it was put on the register, he then later on said, this is not the right spelling. so it was put on the register as ian — i...

Final question. i read in various places that you might have at some point acquired an extra "i" in your name. were you born "ian" and then an extra "i" popped in at some point? no, we added it. my father insisted on it later on, because, of course, i was born in scotland. right. he was a proud scot. right. and he said when it was put on the register, he then later on said, this is not the right spelling. so it was put on the register as ian — if you like, the english way... the anglicised way of spelling it. and he said to me when i was about ten, i think it was, or maybe a bit earlier, i'm...