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Nicola Sturgeon apologises to SNP MPs
Nicola Sturgeon has apologised to her party's MPs who lost their seats in the last election.
The First Minister was speaking to our Political Editor Peter MacMahon at the SNP's conference in Glasgow:
Sturgeon's independence referendum dilemma
Political Editor Peter MacMahon blogs on SNP Leader Nicola Sturgeon as she addresses the SNP National Conference.
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Sorcerer's apprentice no more
Why Nicola Sturgeon will be a different kind of leader to Alex Salmond
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SNP conference closes
Nicola Sturgeon used her speech on the final day of the SNP conference in Perth to launch an attack the UK government's welfare reforms.
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Scotland's Deputy First Minister will use her closing speech at the SNP conference to challenge UK Chancellor to spend more on Scotland.
Nicola Sturgeon says George Osbourne needs to invest more in capital projects north of the border such as roads and schools. It comes after four days of speeches and debates in Perth.
First Minister: "No more second best for Scotland"
Scotland's First Minister has told delegates at the SNPs conference a no vote in the independence referendum would deliver nothing for Scotland.
Alex Salmond said Scotland's time was coming and described the referendum as a once in a generation chance to turn potential into prosperity
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Salmond says Scotland "must turn potential into prosperity"
Scotland's First Minister has told delegates at the SNPs conference that a no vote in the independence referendum would deliver nothing for Scotland.
Alex Salmond said the referendum as a once in a generation chance for the country to turn its potential into prosperity
Alex Salmond to deliver keynote speech
SNP leader Alex Salmond will tell his party's conference later that Scotland needs independence to shake off the the austerity measures imposed by Westminster. **
**The Scottish first minister will tell delegates that one of his key objectives is economic prosperity.
SNP drop opposition to NATO
The Scottish National Party have decided to drop their long standing opposition to NATO.
The Nationalists have been opposed to the organisation for more than 30 years because of its pro-nuclear stance.
But the party's conference in Perth heard a resolution saying that an independent Scotland should become a member.
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SNP conference: Protests
There've been protests outside the SNP conference as the party discuss if it should drop their opposition to remaining part of NATO.
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