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Letters / Who to believe?

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31 March 2014 08:28

Either the Guardian’s chief political correspondent Nicholas Watt is lying about a coalition minister saying of course there would be a currency union in an independent Scotland (Independent Scotland ‘may keep pound’ to ensure stability) or our Westminster MP was in Tingwall Hall on Saturday 22 March (Majority favour independence at Althing debate).

I hope we find out soon in order that the truth may prevail.

Douglas Young
Sumburgh

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