Joanna Cherry Calls for Nicola Sturgeon's Apology After SNP's Election Defeat
Cherry criticizes Sturgeon's leadership, citing disillusioned voters and strategic failures on Scottish independence.
- SNP's representation in the Commons fell from 48 to 9 seats in the recent election.
- Cherry attributes the loss to a lack of progress on independence and missed opportunities post-Brexit.
- She describes the SNP's reputation for competence and integrity as severely damaged.
- Former SNP leader Ian Blackford and others suggest John Swinney must address the party's setbacks.
- Sturgeon, under police investigation, denies sole responsibility for the election outcome.