Ian Murray, Labour’s only MP in Scotland, has said he is convinced he will not see Scottish independence in his lifetime but admitted it may take another referendum to break the constitutional deadlock.
But Labour’s Shadow Scottish Secretary said the party would have to fight “very, very hard” to prevent the SNP winning a vote without making a realistic case for independence.
Murray talked about the constitutional prospects for Scotland as he opened up about losing his father when he was aged just nine.
