STEPHEN Flynn challenged Rishi Sunak on polling showing Scottish independence support at 56 per cent during his first appearance at Prime Minister’s Questions as the SNP’s Westminster leader.
Rising to his feet to ask his first question, Flynn pressed the Prime Minister on what he thought the Tories best achievement in government had been since the last General Election – taking the chance to also fire a shot at Labour.
The MP for Aberdeen South said: “What does he [Sunak] consider to be the greatest achievement of the Conservative Party in government since 2019: leaving the single market and customs union, ending freedom of movement, denying Scotland her democracy, or getting the Labour Party to agree with all of the above?”
