What did we learn about Sturgeon's WhatsApp messages at the COVID inquiry?
Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has told the COVID inquiry: "I was the first minister when the pandemic struck and part of me wishes I hadn't been."
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What did we learn about Sturgeon's WhatsApp messages at the COVID inquiry?
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