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'Hands up, I've got this one wrong': SNP Westminster leader will not seek dual mandate to become MSP

Sky News Friday, 22 November 2024
'Hands up, I've got this one wrong': SNP Westminster leader will not seek dual mandate to become MSPSNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn will no longer seek a dual mandate to stand as an MSP in the Scottish parliament while remaining an MP.
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