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11th August 2022
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Kyle replied: "I’m quite happy if they wanna break away but don’t start me on her [Nicola Sturgeon] because she annoys me."
He added that he "loved" Liz Truss' recent comments about how she would simply "ignore" the Scottish First Minister if she became Prime Minister. https://twitter.com/PiersUncensored/status/1557364594401763329 Many took to Twitter to voice their anger at Kyle's comments. One Twitter user labelled Kyle's comments as an example of "bigotry and ignorance," and questioned why he had been given a platform by Talk TV. Another asked: "And why was the Jeremy Kyle show taken off TV? Remind me again." A third said Kyle was a "prime example of why Scotland should leave the UK." https://twitter.com/GerryHassan/status/1557428628572487682 https://twitter.com/Colin_Dolan/status/1557401089003208712 Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP recently announced their intentions for another independence referendum to take place on October 19 next year. In 2014, just over 55 percent of Scots voted for the country to remain part of the United Kingdom. But the SNP has been the biggest party in Scotland at each general election and Scottish election. The party won 44 of the 59 Westminster constituencies at the last general election. Related links:Explore more on these topics: