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Nicola Sturgeon says leaving Holyrood is a ‘wrench’ as she makes final speech
Nicola Sturgeon is leaving Holyrood after 27 years, citing personal reasons and describing her departure as a wrench she must now face.
- Nicola Sturgeon announced she is stepping away from politics, saying “the time is right to move on” in her final speech at Holyrood.
- She will not run in the upcoming Scottish election and described leaving parliament as emotionally difficult despite her decision.
- Sturgeon reflected on her time as an MSP as a “rare privilege,” while acknowledging her final term was particularly divided and contentious.
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Nicola Sturgeon says leaving Holyrood is a ‘wrench’ as she makes final speech
The former first minister of Scotland is stepping down from Holyrood at the next election.
·London, United Kingdom
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