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Nicola Sturgeon | |
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First Meenister o Scotland | |
Assumed office 20 November 2014 | |
Monarch | Elizabeth II |
Depute | John Swinney |
Precedit bi | Alex Salmond |
Leader o the Scots National Pairty | |
Assumed office 14 November 2014 | |
Depute | Keith Brown |
Precedit bi | Alex Salmond |
Deputy First Meenister o Scotland | |
In office 17 Mey 2007 – 19 November 2014 | |
First Meenister | Alex Salmond |
Precedit bi | Nicol Stephen |
Succeedit bi | John Swinney |
Cabinet Secretar for Infrastructur, Investment an Ceeties | |
In office 5 September 2012 – 19 November 2014 | |
First Meenister | Alex Salmond |
Precedit bi | Alex Neil |
Succeedit bi | Keith Brown |
Cabinet Secretar for Heal an Wellbein | |
In office 17 Mey 2007 – 5 September 2012 | |
First Meenister | Alex Salmond |
Precedit bi | Andy Kerr |
Succeedit bi | Alex Neil |
Leader of the Opposeetion | |
In office 3 September 2004 – 17 Mey 2007 | |
Monarch | Elizabeth II |
First Meenister | Jack McConnell |
Precedit bi | John Swinney |
Succeedit bi | Jack McConnell |
Depute Leader o the Scots National Pairty | |
In office 3 September 2004 – 14 November 2014 | |
Leader | Alex Salmond |
Precedit bi | Roseanna Cunningham |
Succeedit bi | Stewart Hosie |
Memmer o the Scots Pairlament for Glasgow Southside | |
Assumed office 6 Mey 2011 | |
Precedit bi | Constituency creatit |
Majority | 9,593 (38.5%) |
Memmer o the Scots Pairlament for Glesga Govan | |
In office 3 Mey 2007 – 5 Mey 2011 | |
Precedit bi | Gordon Jackson |
Succeedit bi | Constituency abolished |
Memmer o the Scots Pairlament for Glesga | |
In office 6 Mey 1999 – 3 Mey 2007 | |
Precedit bi | Constituency creatit |
Succeedit bi | Bob Doris |
Personal details | |
Born | Nicola Ferguson Sturgeon 19 Julie 1970 Irvine, Scotland |
Poleetical pairty | Scots National Pairty |
Spoose(s) | Peter Murrell |
Residence | Bute House |
Alma mater | Varsity o Glesga |
Profession | Solicitor |
Nicola Ferguson Sturgeon (born 19 Julie 1970) is the current First Meenister o Scotland an leader o the Scots National Pairty (SNP), in office syne 20 November 2014. She is the furst wuman tae haud aither poseetion, and is the fifth First Meenister. Sturgeon haes been a memmer o the Scots Pairlament syne 1999, first as an addeetional memmer for the Glesga electoral region frae 1999 tae 2007, an as the memmer for Glasgow Southside syne 2007 (kent as Glesga Govan frae 2007 tae 2011).
A law graduate o the Varsity o Glesga, Sturgeon wirked as a solicitor in Glesga. Efter bein electit tae the Scots Pairlament, she served successively as the SNP's shaidae meenister for eddication, heal an juistice. In 2004 she annoonced that she wad staund as a candidate for the leadership o the SNP follaein the resignation o John Swinney. Houiver, she later widrew frae the contest in favour o Alex Salmond, staundin insteid as depute leader on a jynt ticket wi Salmond.
Baith war subsequently electit, an as Salmond wis still an MP in the Hoose o Commons, Sturgeon led the SNP in the Scots Pairlament frae 2004 tae 2007. The SNP won the heichest nummer o seats in the Scots Pairlament in the 2007 election an Salmond wis subsequently appyntit First Meenister. He appyntit Sturgeon as Depute First Meenister an Cabinet Secretar for Heal an Wellbein. She wis appyntit as Cabinet Secretar for Infrastructur, Investment an Ceeties in 2012.
Follaein the defeat o the "Yes" campaign in the 2014 Scots unthirldom referendum, Salmond annoonced that he wad be resignin as pairty leader at the SNP pairty conference that November, an wad resign as First Meenister efter a new leader wis chosen.[1] Na ane ense wis nominatit for the post bi the time nominations closed, leavin Sturgeon tae tak the party leadership unopponed at the SNP's annual conference. She wis formally electit tae succeed Salmond as First Meenister on 19 November.[2]
Sturgeon led the SNP in the 2015 general election, whaur the SNP teuk 56 of the 59 Scottis seats, thair heichest nummer o seats in the Hoose o Commons o the Unitit Kinrick. Thay replacit the Leeberal Democrats as the third lairgest pairty in Wastmeenster and haed a 30% sweeng fae Labour.
Forbes magazine ranked Sturgeon as the 50t maist pouerfu wumman in the warld in 2016 an 2nt in the Unitit Kinrick.[3][4] In 2015, BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour assessed Sturgeon tae be the maist pouerful an influential wumman in the Unitit Kinrick.[5]
Fremmit airtins
- Nicola Sturgeon's offeecial wabsteid - in Inglis
- Biographie at SNP offeecial wabsteid - in Inglis
- www.firstminister.gov.scot - in Inglis
Relatit airticles
- Seicont Sturgeon govrenment
- Memmer o the Scots Pairlament
- Halyruid
- New Toun, Edinburgh (Bute House)
- Alex Salmond
References
- ↑ Libby Brooks (19 September 2014). "Alex Salmond's resignation could give Nicola Sturgeon her day of destiny". The Guardian. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
- ↑ Campbell, Glenn (13 November 2014). "The transition from Alex Salmond to Nicola Sturgeon". BBC News. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
- ↑ "The World's 100 Most Powerful Women". Forbes. Forbes.com LLC. Retrieved 6 Juin 2016.
- ↑ "Nicola Sturgeon ranked second most powerful woman in UK". BBC News. 6 Juin 2016. Retrieved 6 Juin 2016.
- ↑ "Nicola Sturgeon tops Woman's Hour power list". BBC. Retrieved 1 Julie 2015.
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