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The Hamilton report has not vindicated Nicola Sturgeon

23 March 2021

5:20 AM

23 March 2021

5:20 AM

Let me first deal with the general confusion. Most Scots think that the Hamilton Report, published today, deals with the question of whether the First Minister misled the Scottish Parliament when she told MSPs that the first time she knew of the allegations of sexual misconduct against Alex Salmond (of which he was acquitted of in a criminal court) was on 2 April 2018.

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