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Yes! Animated meme templates will show up when you search in the Meme Generator above (try "party parrot"). Nicola Sturgeon Approves refers to a photo that was captured of First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon smiling whilst looking up But those in the crowd outside the parliament building suggested that the agreement with the Scottish Greens further threatened women’s rights. Fundilymundily refers to a term that was used by Jim Murphy, former Scottish Labour leader who mistakenly worded fundimently wrong during the BBC Scottish Leaders Debate ahead of the 2015 United Kingdom general election when arguing with Nicola Sturgeon when Labour ruled out going into a coalition government with the Scottish National Party (SNP) Nicola Sturgeon Vox Image Confusion

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Ms Sturgeon will fully cooperate with Police Scotland if required however at this time no such request has been made." Other motorhomes used were the MAN-KAT 1A1 Heavy Duty RV, 1976 GMC Motorhome, Super C, Glacier Explorer and of course the Niesmann + Bischoff iSmove. Are Ye Ragin'? (Scottish slang for Are You Raging?) refers to a phrase which is used by Scottish independence supporters when responding to unionist supporting parties, supporters and groups who at times get agitated or annoyed at independence supporters and parties or politicians that support the cause of Scottish independence. Steven Wilkinson added: "First time one of these threads has been funny, with the replies making it better." While a third person said: "Perfect no notes." Read More Related ArticlesBrooker, presenting the show for the fifth time, chipped in: "We should say that Peter Murrell has been released without charge pending further investigation." Read More Related Articles In one of her last interviews, the former SNP leader told Sky News the ongoing probe - and the pressure on her and her husband as a result - did not play a part in her departure.

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Plans to introduce a simplified system by which transgender people can change the sex recorded on their birth certificate – known as self-identification – have polarised opinion since they were first put out to consultation in 2017, and caused a significant rift within the Scottish National party. In the run-up to the 2016 EU referendum, it was hinted that Scotland could be forced out of the European Union against it's will. After this was hinted, Nicola Sturgeon had threatened the UK Government to let Scotland remain in the Single Market and Customs Union post-Brexit. In response to a question about whether her other ministers would be visiting their second homes, Godley responds, in character, that Sturgeon had been planning: “to head down to Torremolinos. While TV Sport broadcaster Dougie Donelly retweeted a viral post saying he was "DELIGHTED with the news of Nicola Sturgeon's resignation." Read More Related Articles Protesters opposed to transgender rights changes in Scotland booed Nicola Sturgeon outside the Holyrood parliament before the first session of first minister’s questions of the new term.

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It is a snap of the former First Minister in her red suit-dress and is partnered with a red Fiat Ducato. Other vehicle comparisons include the Volkswagen King Monte Carlo and the "classic VW Camper." Hislop went on: "They raised six hundred grand for a referendum campaign, and there wasn't a referendum, and then the money seems to have disappeared, and then Nicola Sturgeon's husband lent over a hundred thousand to his own party, and he said his wife didn't know because they don't talk much..." Several articles used the images in the wake of the 2016 EU referendum, including Enable Magazine, PlayBuzz and ScotBuzz Douglas Alexander in Prestonpans. The former cabinet minister has been selected as the Labour candidate for the East Lothian seat. Photograph: Katherine Anne Rose/The Observer A spokesperson for the former Scottish first minister said: "It would not be appropriate to comment on a live police investigation.