Salmond proposes alliance with Labour

Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond said today that there was an alternative to a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

Salmond proposes alliance with Labour
Sat, 08 May, 2010 - 16:24

Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond said today that there was an alternative to a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

The Scottish First Minister said there was “an alternative and more progressive option available”.

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