Sturgeon wants independence vote by 2021 - BBC News
The first minister tells MSPs a vote cannot be delayed indefinitely and should take place "within this parliamentary term".
That's all from Holyrood Live on Wednesday 24 April 2019.

Nicola Sturgeon said she wants to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence by 2021 if the country is taken out of the EU.

The first minister told Holyrood that she would introduce legislation soon to set the rules for another vote.

But she indicated that she would need the agreement of the UK government before actually holding a referendum.

Downing Street has previously said it will not grant a new Section 30 order, which underpinned the 2014 referendum.

Ms Sturgeon claimed this position was "unsustainable" and challenged her party to increase support and demand for independence.

But the prime minister's official spokesman said: "As we have been repeatedly clear, Scotland has already had an independence referendum in 2014 and voted decisively to remain in the United Kingdom. This should be respected. Our position hasn't changed."
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