Scotland’s independence movement suffers a setback at the Supreme Court
One route to an independence referendum is blocked. Nicola Sturgeon seeks another
“It’s up to this place now,” said Finlay Royle, gesturing towards the Houses of Parliament. He was leading a demonstration, clutching Saltires and eu flags, outside the Supreme Court on November 23rd. Mr Royle seemed rather chirpy for one whose campaign had just been dealt a blow; but breaking up a country is not for the faint of heart.
This article appeared in the Britain section of the print edition under the headline “A long road”
Britain November 26th 2022
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