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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots. I'm James Heal and I'm joined today

at Spectators' Bliss Club at 780 Bulls, and a special guest in the Electric Concert at Home with Paul Goodman.

The topic we're discussing today is the Union and First of all,

Nicola Sturgeon's resignation. Katie First, do you think perhaps that this

news today is of indication of what Richie's United did last month with the section 35

order and more broadly perhaps downing streets on going union strategy towards Scotland?

So I think there was already a vindication on the section 35 order in the sense the polling,

particularly polling that came out yesterday has suggested a majority of Scots back,

Richie's Unack, for blocking that bill and obviously it's the first time ever a section 35

order had been used and at the time there are lots of headlines saying

Tories are waging, you know, dangerous culture war and some are stressing, oh we're not happy with this

and I think as time has gone on actually the argument which is quite carefully made in Dining Street

I think has pulled very, you know, if you're hearing more from Alice to Jack it's an argument

about the constitution and legislation. As opposed to you hear from Kami Badenark it's more

that's a person standing out it's more perhaps identity politics is that

anger they're going obviously corresponds to the briefs but I think the way they pitched it

and also the reaction also then what happened with the rapist prisoner and a female

prison in Scotland has meant that lots of people just think it is bad legislation

it's also rushed legislation and therefore you have quite a rare situation I would say

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