‘The law is an ass!’: street protests after ruling in Scotland independence case Yes signs, bagpipes and Saltire on parade as mainly anti-Westminster crowd gathers at Holyrood The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2022
Hundreds gather in Edinburgh rally following Supreme Court's independence ruling SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon had hoped to conduct IndyRef2 on October 19, 2023, but her plans have now been hit by a setback that makes it unlikely that the vote will go ahead next year Edinburgh Live · Nov 23, 2022
'This might upset Unionists': James O'Brien slates Westminster over indyref2 case LBC Radio host James O’Brien has slammed the UK Government’s “madness” in the wake of the Supreme Court’s indyref case ruling. The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022
The Guardian view on Scotland and the constitution: a crisis is brewing Editorial: A supreme court ruling against Nicola Sturgeon’s referendum plans clarifies the challenge ahead for unionists The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2022
We will find another lawful way to express will of Scots, says Nicola Sturgeon Scotland’s first minister sees general election as independence referendum after UK supreme court judgment on second poll The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2022
What the Supreme Court's judgment on Scottish independence means for Wales It could affect any independence referendum Wales tries to hold in the future Wales Online · Nov 23, 2022
Andrew Tickell: There is no magic legal bullet to win, or stop, independence IT’S a “no.” Having war-gamed out all the potential outcomes, all the nuances and ambiguities, the Supreme Court gave us a clear and… The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022
Everything Nicola Sturgeon said today as Scottish Government loses Indyref2 court case First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made a statement after the case for a second independence referendum, which the SNP hoped would take place next year, was denied by the UK Supreme Court Glasgow Live · Nov 23, 2022
Supreme Court ruling on Scottish independence explained - and what happens now Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to fight the 2024 election as a 'de facto' independence referendum after the Supreme Court blocked her from putting the issue to a vote. So will she get her wish? Here's what you need to know Daily Mirror · Nov 23, 2022
Talking Point: Should Scotland be allowed a referendum without permission from Westminster? Nicola Sturgeon says in the next general election she will push for a ‘de facto referendum’ on Scottish independence. Evening Standard · Nov 23, 2022
Scottish independence: supreme court ‘no’ leaves Sturgeon looking for solutions First minister has always said she seeks ‘gold standard’ of legality for second vote – so where does this leave SNP? The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2022
Alex Salmond slams Nicola Sturgeon over 'bad gamble that has not paid off' after Supreme Court ruling The former SNP leader claimed the Scottish Government should have passed legislation for an IndyRef2 and forced Westminster to challenge it. Daily Record · Nov 23, 2022
Europeans send message to Scotland: ‘You are not alone in this fight’ EUROPEAN supporters have sent a message to Scotland saying “you are not alone in this fight” after the decision of the Supreme Court. The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022
SNP in challenge to Tories to fix Scotland Act 'to prove Union is voluntary' THE SNP have challenged the UK Government to change the law restricting the right of Scotland to hold a second independence referendum. The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022
Insider UK · Nov 23, 2022 Democracy at stake after Supreme Court ruling – Sturgeon An SNP conference will be held in the new year to discuss a proposed 'de facto referendum'
Daily Record · Nov 23, 2022 SNP to make UK general election 'de facto' referendum on independence following Supreme Court defeat Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed her government's Plan B following their Supreme Court defeat will be to focus on independence at the next general election.
Radio France Internationale · Nov 23, 2022 UK top court rules against Scottish plans for independence referendum Britain’s Supreme Court has ruled that the Scottish government cannot hold a new independence referendum without approval from Britain’s parliament, shutting down promises by the nationalists to hold a second vote next year.
The Independent UK · Nov 23, 2022 Sturgeon: Democracy at stake after Supreme Court rules against indyref2 plan The Scottish First Minister now plans to use the next general election to seek to establish majority support for independence.
The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022 Sunak blanks demands to 'be honest' about 'false voluntary union' claims RISHI Sunak has refused to come clean on whether he believes Scotland is in a “voluntary union” with England as the SNP said the notion was…
Daily Record · Nov 23, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon speech in full as First Minister reacts to Supreme Court verdict The First Minister claimed Scottish democracy could "not be denied" after the Supreme Court ruled that Holyrood could not hold a referendum without Westminster approval.
Daily Record · Nov 23, 2022 Reaction in West Lothian as Supreme Court judges reject second independence referendum Nicola Sturgeon has said Supreme Court ruling "doesn’t make law, only interprets it"
The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022 SNP to hold emergency party conference on de-facto referendum plan THE SNP will hold an emergency party conference to determine how to move ahead after the Supreme Court found an independence referendum cannot be…
The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2022 'Delighted': Tories celebrate as independence referendum is blocked by court SCOTTISH Tories have welcomed the Supreme Court’s verdict that an independence referendum cannot be legally held without Westminster’s…
Daily Record · Nov 23, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon urged to focus on 'issues that matter' after Supreme Court loss Scottish Secretary Alister Jack said Scots wanted Holyrood and Westminster to focus on tackling the cost of living crisis.
The Independent UK · Nov 23, 2022 SNP urged to ‘drop referendum obsession’ after Supreme Court ruling Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross said the ruling was ‘clear and unequivocal’.