Trouble in Scotland | Nicola Sturgeon

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🗓️ 11 October 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Nicola Sturgeon denies that coronavirus is out of control in Scotland, as case numbers continue to rise. The First Minister also defends the fact that only half of Scotland's daily testing capacity is being used. Sophy also asks her about former First Minister Alex Salmond.

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0:41.7	Hello and welcome to the Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast. COVID-19 infections continue to rise.
0:47.7	And the picture in Scotland is as worrying as anywhere in the UK. So it was the perfect time to speak to
0:52.9	the First Minister, Nicholas Sturgeon.
0:55.1	We also heard her view about the ongoing inquiry into the handling of complaints against Alex Salmon.
1:09.1	We're joined on the podcast as usual by Matt Lavender.
1:12.2	Hello.
1:12.8	And Toby Scalphop.
1:14.4	Good morning, Sophie.
1:15.6	How are we?
1:17.1	Yeah, not too bad.
1:18.4	Not too bad, very well.
1:19.4	Very well.
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