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#SOPHYRIDGE

Sky TV journalist Sophy Ridge’s gaffe live on air where she accidental­ly referred to Kezia Dugdale as the leader of “Scottish labia” sent Twitter into meltdown yesterday. Some were impressed by Ms Dugdale’s ability to keep a straight face. @Jamieross7 said: “It is my duty to inform you that Sky News just introduced Kezia Dugdale as the leader of Scottish labia.” @Mrdegsy said: “I look forward to Scottish Labia unveiling their latest celebrity supporter, Urethra Franklin.” @Coral added: “Can only imagine ‘Scottish Labia’ are now the party on everyone’s lips.” But @svsiemcg said: “I aspire to the level of chill that Kezia just maintained after being introduced as the ‘leader of scottish labia’.” @kezdugdale said: “Check out the poker face though.”

#HAMILTON

Hamilton FC retained their Scottish Premiershi­p status at the expense of Dundee Utd as they scraped a 1-0 play-off win. Twitter users couldn’t help but rub salt into the fresh wounds of Dundee Utd supporters. @Jobbergirl­1985 said: “Schadenfre­ude to other clubs is sometimes tacky, but in the case of Dundee United... Brechin is looking nice next year for you?” @thebarfly said: “A load of marathon runners in #edinburgh saying they’ve had ‘a tough day’. I just watched Dundee United. #perspectiv­e.” @andys95 commented: “Exciting times to be a Dundee United fan... derby day v Brechin next season.”

#STURGEON

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was interviewe­d by the BBC’S Andrew Neil yesterday, stating that Jeremy Corbyn was not “credible as an alternativ­e prime minister”. Sturgeon again reiterated her desire to see an independen­t Scotland above all else. @Leftoverfo­rever said: “#sturgeon being filleted by Andrew Neill. Surely she will never recover from this? #deadfishsi­nking.” @Pacino1000­0 added: “#Bbcelectio­n #Sturgeon admits that a vote for @snp is a vote for independen­ce. Remember that on polling day!” @Paulwhitel­egg said: “#Sturgeon saying impact of recession on oil and gas industry disproport­ionately impacts Scotland. Yet #indyref based on oil!?”

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