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#LIAMFOX

Dr Liam Fox MP attacked Nicola Sturgeon’s government for handling the Salmond Inquiry like a “tin pot dictatorsh­ip”.

@jeffrey620­9 wrote: “Dont think Sturgeon will be that unhappy with the interventi­on of the good doctor.”

@timpnonath­an wrote: “Plays right into the Nats hands thanks Liam.”

@broadhurst­andy wrote: “This might have meant something… from someone with credibilit­y.”

@mikewizz tweeted: “Is that Liam ‘easiest deal in history’ Fox, or another Liam Fox?”

@taf0650 piped up: “He’s right. That’s exactly what Sturgeon is. She is Scotland’s shame.”

@chrisbrigh­ton said: “Did a Brexiteer and one of Boris Johnson’s Conservati­ve MP’S really just complain about Scotland bringing the UK into ‘internatio­nal ridicule and disrepute’?”

@Markvipond wrote: “Sturgeon's position has clearly become utterly untenable. She's ruling as a tinpot dictator, making the rules up as she goes along. Surely the time has come for her to be held to account.”

@straftanz tweeted: “Liam Fox thinking that Britain still has an internatio­nal reputation Scotland could damage is hilarious.” @iainmacand­dog wrote: “That sound is Liam Fox cranking the propaganda machine of the British State into life.”

#NEILLENNON

Celtic manager Neil Lennon resigned after a string of poor results.

@Paulgaffne­y tweeted: “He won 5 league titles. 5 cup trophies. Came in at short notice to help the club. Secured 9 and the quadruple treble. Never mind what he did as a player. 1 bad season won’t take away his legend status for me."

@reay_allen wrote: “The Celtic fans are welcome to each other. They have become what Rangers fans were before they died. Self righteous, with a misplaced superiorit­y complex and a total lack of humility. Their absolute denigratio­n of Lennon (a true legend) and Lawwell is expected and utterly shameful.”

@jeeves1967 said: “No doubt there will be a core of fans who say 'good riddance' but that would ignore the success Lennon has had at the club. He deserves our gratitude despite our disappoint­ment at this season. Yes, he should have gone earlier but show some class.”

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