‘I would boycott’ | Neil Oliver on prospect of ‘wildcat’ Scottish independence referendum

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‘I would boycott a wildcat referendum.’

Neil Oliver tells Colin Brazier he would not vote in a Scottish independence referendum that lacks consent from Westminster.

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