Sturgeon in a sentence

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has previously spoken about her “regret” that there is industrial action in schools.

But Connor in his darkest hour needed us to be exceptional, not reasonable — and we failed him,” said Mr Sturgeon.

Former first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon speaks to the media outside her home in after she was arrested.

Hours after the meeting Ms Lloyd announced she would be stepping down from her role when Ms Sturgeon left office.

Meanwhile, the Scottish Sun yesterday revealed that Ms Sturgeon’s closest aide is working on the Yousaf campaign.

And she's correct: together with her husband, Peter Murrell, Ms Sturgeon made SNP a focused campaigning machine.

Attempts to date to explain have been unconvincing, other than Nicola Sturgeon perceiving benefit and issuing an order.

Humza Yousaf, Ms Sturgeon’s successor as first minister, described the arrest as a ‘difficult day’ for the SNP.

Jurors were again read what was stated once more mentioning a 'citizen's arrest" of Ms Sturgeon for "treason".

Members were expected in the capital on March 19 to discuss Nicola Sturgeon's plans for a de facto referendum.

For all her unrivalled success in elections, Nicola Sturgeon had become someone who divided the public, too.

Moray's previous MP Angus Robertson has announced he will not run to succeed First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

Both Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell were arrested by police in their SNP fraud investigation and released without charge.

Asked today when she first knew her husband had loaned the party she leads £107,000, Ms Sturgeon tried to dodge the question.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Westminster’s refusal to grant another referendum is anti-democratic.

Kate Forbes has pitched herself to SNP members as a “first minister for a new decade” in the race to replace Nicola Sturgeon.

Finally, Sturgeon Ventures LLP acquired a new stake in Illinois Tool Works during the 1st quarter worth approximately $26,000.

Lord Hope also argued that Ms Sturgeon was "quite wrong" to describe the use of a Section 35 order as an attack on devolution.

First came the bombshell resignation of Nicola Sturgeon from her “dream job” as SNP leader, eventually Independence Joan of Arc.

Mr Sturgeon – who had warned candidates not to “throw the baby out with the bath water” – congratulated Mr Yousaf on his victory.