Nicola Sturgeon won't call new Scotland independence vote until COVID 'under control'

Scotland's first minister has said there won't be a new independence referendum until the COVID crisis is "under control".

Nicola Sturgeon said she wouldn't "set a precise level of infection" for when a vote could happen, "but you would want to see the COVID situation under control - the pressure on our National Health Service significantly lower that is right now".

"This is not just about safety of polling stations," she added.

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