Nicola Sturgeon warned SNP could split into rival splinter groups over 'cautious approach'
NICOLA STURGEON could encounter a split in the SNP by those who want to steam ahead with independence, an expert in Scottish politics warned.
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NICOLA STURGEON could encounter a split in the SNP by those who want to steam ahead with independence, an expert in Scottish politics warned.
NICOLA STURGEON's Alex Salmond crisis could damage the party's reputation in Scotland as the SNP hopes to win a majority in Holyrood's May elections.
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SCOTLAND has got behind Nicola Sturgeon in light of the Alex Salmond crisis, as May's Holyrood election will 'essentially be a referendum vote', a Scottish politics expert told Express.co.uk.
Sign up for our daily Politics briefing for political exclusives, analysis and debate. Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Divisions between warring factions in the SNP may be fascinating to the “Holyrood village” but they are not to most voters, says an expert. Professor Robert Johns, who co-wrote a book on the rise of the party, believes the infighting will not disrupt its prospects at the Holyrood election in May. He was speaking after another day of drama in which Joanna Cherry, who was viewed as an ally of...