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Nicola Sturgeon admits she ‘doesn’t really enjoy’ political memoirs
At her Frankly book launch in Glasgow, Nicola Sturgeon said she “doesn’t enjoy political memoirs” and branded Boris Johnson’s new book “not worth reading”. The event at the Glasgow University Union marked the former first minister’s first public appearance in the city after the publication of her memoir earlier this week.
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In her memoir called Frankly, Nicola Sturgeon candidly lifts the lid on the highs and lows of her time in office, and talks ...
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