Nicola Sturgeon set out her case for a new independence referendum in Scotland despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisting they won’t be allowed it. But the First Minister admitted Scottish voters might not be ready to vote on a referendum after voting for SNP in the general election. 

Speaking at Bute House, Ms Sturgeon said: “I recognise there is work we have to do to persuade a clear majority that independence is the best future for our country.

“That is why in the months ahead we’ll update the detailed substantive case for Scotland becoming an independent nation.

“Of course in a referendum those who believe Scotland should stay part of the Westminster union will be able to make that case.

“I accept that the case for independence is yet to be won.”

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