Scottish first minister confirms poll will not be held until curbs are lifted and pressure on NHS has eased
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A second referendum on Scottish independence will not be held until all day-to-day Covid restrictions have been lifted, Nicola Sturgeon has said.
The first minister has repeatedly pledged to hold another poll by the end of 2023, but only if the public health crisis is over.
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