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Jayda Fransen

Nicola Sturgeon at the count for the Scottish Parliamentary Elections at the Emirates Arena, Glasgow.

Politics Sturgeon triumphs in Glasgow seat, but slight dent as Labour doubles vote

Nicola Sturgeon said that her constituency had shown that ‘racists and fascists are not welcome’, pointing out that Britain First depute leader Jayda Fransen only gained 46 votes in Glasgow Southside (Photo: Getty Images).

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