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Police release Nicola Sturgeon without charge - BBC News
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She was arrested just yesterday but the media circus about this has been going for months, if not years, so it’s not really anything to do with a party leader being arrested. It’s important that there’s an investigation and that any wrongdoing is handled appropriately of course. I’m not an SNP supporter by any stretch, it’s just such a boring news story but the press are obsessed with it for some reason.
Agreed that the whole partygate thing was total nonsense as well, it was a ridiculous media frenzy over something that wasn’t really important.
The UK media appears to have been reduced to tabloid journalism and it’s just really frustrating.