Nicola Sturgeon has rejected an accusation she lied to the Scottish people about the country’s currency after independence.
The First Minister responded to questions from Douglas Ross, following a report in the Times that Scotland would have to join the euro if it wished to be a member of the European Union.
Her government last week published a paper on the economic and currency policy of an independent Scotland, saying the country would continue to use Sterling until a new pound was established.
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