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Speaking to GB News Liam Fox levelled a volley of criticism at Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. He attacked Ms Sturgeon for not laying out clear guidelines for who could vote in a second Scottish Independence referendum highlighting how almost one million Scots live outside of Scotland. He then went on to lambast Ms Sturgeon for repeated efforts to bag a Second Scottish Independence Referendum despite saying it was a once in a generation vote. <\/p>\n
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Speaking to GB News, Mr Fox said: “Given that there are about 800,000 people who were born in Scotland and who work in different parts of the UK.<\/p>\n
“If the referendum were to be about the future of the people of Scotland then I think it would be to allow the people voting in that referendum who come from countries overseas and happen to be living in Scotland.<\/p>\n
“But not give people a vote who were born in Scotland.<\/p>\n
“Also there are lots of logistical problems associated with it.”<\/p>\n
“Is it about the future of the people of Scotland<\/p>\n
“And does that not include the people who were born in Scotland but live in another part of our United Kingdom?<\/p>\n
“I would say however what referendum? We were told the last one was once in a generation.<\/p>\n
“Maybe for Scotland that’s the generation of seven years but for the rest of us that’s about 25 years.”<\/p>\n