THERE are three main factors that make it hard for an Englishman to hold an unbalanced view about the so-called “fish-fight” between Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and her predecessor Alex Salmond.
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I’ll tell you what an autocratic one party state looks like. One that foists another eighty nuclear warheads on the Clyde estuary without a by your leave. One that has been in power for eleven years and routinely treats parliament with contempt and even shuts it down when it gets in the way. One where the PM misleads parliament on a daily basis and even gets his donors to pay for him home decor! Really Donald, your fixation on Nicola Sturgeon is unbecoming of you.