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Salmond resignation makes no camp’s win all the sweeter
Opponents of Scottish independence will feel they have brought down Alex Salmond, who has announced his resignation.
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Alex Salmond has won his court battle against the Scottish government over the way it handled an investigation into claims that the former first minister sexually harassed two women.
In typical combative style, Alex Salmond came out fighting against the allegations of sexual harassment made against him. First he launched a legal battle against the investigation into him by the Scottish Government. Then he took to the airways to protest his innocence. The Daily Record newspaper reported that the allegations sprang from his conduct while he…
Opponents of Scottish independence will feel they have brought down Alex Salmond, who has announced his resignation.
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