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Deputy Scottish First Minister Kate Forbes says farmers and crofters face an 'uncertain future' ahead of next General Election

Ms Forbes said the Scottish National Party had 'punched above its weight' in ensuring Scotland's voice was heard at Westminster

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Scottish Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes: "Rural Scotland has been hung out to dry."
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Scottish Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes: "Rural Scotland has been hung out to dry."

Scottish Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has made an impassioned plea to farmers and rural communities ahead of the next General Election. From a farming background, Ms Forbes said the Scottish National...

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