The SNP’s deputy leader will address delegates in Aberdeen.
The SNP’s deputy leader will tell conference delegates on Monday that the next general election will be a “straight choice” between Westminster control and independence.
The annual conference began on Sunday and heard from party leader and First Minister Humza Yousaf, who led the debate on the party’s new independence strategy.Scotland can escape the chaos of Westminster mismanagement - from the hard-right economic destruction of a Tory budget to the lurch to the right from Labour on everything from workers’ rights to immigration
This could either be achieved via the UK Government entering into talks on independence, backing the holding of another referendum, or transferring the powers for Holyrood to stage such a vote, the party clarified.
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