Labour has branded the SNP as 'completely out of touch with Scotland's priorities' as Nationalists gather in Dundee today for an independence convention
Labour has branded the SNP as "completely out of touch with Scotland's priorities" as Nationalists gather in Dundee today for an independence convention.
"They are completely out of touch with Scotland’s priorities and distracted by their constitutional obsession. He is expected to say: “We all know Scotland faces many challenges, and we know that we live in an uncertain world. "The whole point of independence is to make transformational change by taking power into our own hands. And that’s what you get with independence.
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