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Scottish GovernmentEvening Standard
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First Minister John Swinney said the Scottish Government could not be expected to fund every cultural event amid a tight budget.
The festival’s organisers said they had come under “intolerable” pressure from climate campaigners.
More than 50 authors and and event chairs taking part in last year's festival signed an open letter demanding organisers find alternative sponsors if Baillie Gifford did not divest billions.
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