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SNP leader John Swinney says a vote for his party would "intensify" the pressure to secure Scottish independence.
The SNP says independence is its goal within five sentences of its manifesto.
In 2014 , Scots voted by a margin of 55% to remain part of the UK - but recently, the SNP have been pushing for another referendum.
SNP calls for the government to scrap Trident , the UK 's nuclear deterrent which is based in Scotland .
The party wants to maintain military support for Ukraine and spend 0.7% of national income on foreign aid.
SNP wants Scotland to have responsibility over drugs and not just health, in order to turn drugs death crisis around.
Unlike some of the other manifestos, there’s no specific section devoted to culture, media and sport. Is this because the SNP believes its handling of cultural matters on home turf needs no adjustment? Those who continue to campaign for increased public support and fear further cost cutting across the sector may beg to differ..
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