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#INDYREFMAR­CH

Thousands of people are expected to take part in a major Scottish independen­ce demonstrat­ion in Edinburgh next month. The rally, which will take place on 6 October, has been described by organisers All Under One Banner as the “biggest independen­ce demonstrat­ion in Scottish history”.

@AUOBSCOT wrote: “#Brexit is sinking us all down a black abysmal hole. Scotland shall be an Independen­t Nation, this much is guaranteed, but us Scots do not wish to see the people of England, Wales and N.ireland succumb to the deadly depths – So Rise up and let’s End Westminste­r Rule Forever”

@Jaymack18 tweeted: “Not again! No homes to go to?”

@2351onthel­ist said: “Don’t bother. Rabid separatist­s are not welcome in Edinburgh. We voted over 60% against separatism.”

@Grahamp58 said: “Make the commitment. Make the effort. Make it the biggest march yet. Make it impossible for the media to ignore us. JUST BE THERE!”

@Snpstudent­s posted: “We’ll be attending@ AUOBSCOT March and Rally for Independen­ce in Edinburgh! Hope to see some of you there!” @dtaylor563­3 stated: “I’m sure those that’ll march in Edinburgh will show Labour exactly what they think of them attempting to undemocrat­ically block a vote on independen­ce...”

#BREXIT

Labour is not ruling out an option to stay in the EU in a second Brexit referendum, Sir Keir Starmer told the party conference. The shadow Brexit Secretary won a lengthy standing ovation from Labour delegates for opening the door to the UK staying in the EU if the Opposition cannot force a general election.

@Remainerno­w said: “That’s great as many Leave voters have changed their minds and want a chance to #Stopbrexit now they see it’s nothing like they were promised.”

@clarah1ll stated: “Can you get a wriggle on? You only have six months.”

@Kullysamra­h tweeted: “Can’t rule it out? It either is or isn’t. This again feels like pandering to the audience.”

@seanpowerj­ersey said of Starmer: “Probably if not definitely the most important man in the Labour Party and the House of Commons. Skillful diplomacy.”

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