Daily Mail Online Article RatingWhy I had to quit toxic SNP: Exclusive by Lisa Cameron
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46% : In comments ahead of the SNP conference, she hit out at the 'division' the party's pursuit of independence has caused and revealed she will focus on policies which benefit the four nations of the UK.45% : PM Rishi Sunak'This has taken its toll and I have come to the conclusion that it is more helpful to focus my energies upon constructive policies that benefit everyone across the four nations of the UK, and to move towards healing these divisions for the collective good.'Dr Cameron added: 'Being in the SNP has been bad for my health.
44% : She also hit out at the 'division' caused by the SNP's pursuit of independence and said she would now focus on policies which benefit all four nations of the UK.
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