23 November 2022 at 10:58 British Supreme Court: Scotland does not have the right to conduct a new referendum on independence The British Supreme Court has concluded that the Scottish authorities cannot conduct a new referendum on independence without obtaining permission from the British authorities. British authorities have already said no. The court’s chief judge, Lord Reed, read out the Supreme Court’s conclusion on Tuesday. The Scots voted no to secession in September 2014. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon still believes that people must be allowed to have their say again after Brexit, because most Scots voted to remain in the EU. The Prime Minister wants a new referendum on 23 October 2023.
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