scottish national party leader nicholas sturgeon has revealed she will announce her plans over a fresh independent voters soonest reason may finally figures out a briggs it deal with the e.u. that anybody likes it or not the future your key relationship is the context in which scotland would decide that question of independence could be later this month it could be november it could be december but that's at that's what i mean just to be crystal clear about the end of this phase of. september poll suggests that if briggs it goes as planned more scots now back independence than they do to stay part of the u.k. it comes amid growing concern over the briggs's terms and where that would leave scotland earlier main sisted that now is not the time to discuss another independence voters the focus should be on working together on briggs it talks for the hundred thousand pro independence protesters hit the streets of the scottish capital on saturday they were demanding a fresh. demonstrators called on leaders to set a date for a new referendum after the previous fake narrow lead back to the sta

scottish national party leader nicholas sturgeon has revealed she will announce her plans over a fresh independence vote as soon as to reason may finally figure out a break that deal with the e.u. . but that anybody likes it or not the future in your key relationship is the context in which scotland would decide that question of independence could be later this month it could be november it could be december but that's what i mean just to be crystal clear at the end of this fees of negotiations and september poll suggests if breaks it goes as planned small scots now back independence than to stay part of the u.k. it comes amid growing concerns over the braggs it terms and where that would lead scotland may insisted that now is not the time to discuss another independence vote as the focus should be on working together on the breakthrough talks over one hundred thousand pro independence protesters hit the streets of the scottish capital on saturday demanding a fresh vote demonstrators called on leaders to set a date for a new referendum after the previous vote narrowly back to stay part

said the seamless border in northern ireland will see no change whatsoever she then attacks nicholas sturgeon the scottish first minister up at holyrood in the scottish capital edinburgh she was saying to nicolas sturgeon you are betraying scotland with your common fisheries policy a second referendum she said would be a politician's referendum and she reminded the whole that she was doing i guess almost a maggie thatcher thatcher right type thing she was standing up for the u.k. in salzburg she said as well and this was another point that speech rights and speech watchers over the past twenty four hours been saying she had to do she said the best days lie ahead will stay with these live pictures of tourism is she maybe starts dancing again she did end dancing literally dancing to dancing queen by will stay with these pictures we'll talk to jonathan list sees deputy director of british influence a political think tank jonathan good to see you again here on al-jazeera your reading of the speech specifically on breaks it. well obviously she's very rattled by by the opposition to check is her pr

let me say this to nicholas sturgeon. you claim to stand up for scotland but you want to lock scottish fishermen into the common fisheries policy forever. that's not stronger for scotland, it's a betrayal of scotland. [ applause ] decision-making brought closer to the people, power to westminster, edinburg and belfast. with control of our borders, we can do something that no british government has been able to do in decades, restore full and complete control of who comes into the country, to the democratically elected representative of the british people. [ applause ] this is what we will do with the immigration powers we take back. the free movement of people will end once and for all, in its place, we will introduce a new system based on what skills you have to offer, not which country you come from. throughout history, migrants have made a huge contribution to our country and they continue to in the future. those with the skills we need who want to come here and work hard will find a welcome. we will be able to reduce