Well this is a bit different isn't it? We're so used to waking up after polling day and discovering who has secured power for another term. Not this time. Due to Covid restrictions there was no overnight counting so today and tomorrow will be results day.
I'll keep today's newsletter brief and let all the stories posted below do the talking because we are primed to bring you every declaration, every count, every word of political reaction and expert analysis.
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We’ve created an interactive constituency map to display the winning party in each seat as the results come in – here’s some background on how we will be using this graphic.
We’ve created an interactive list of constituency results to help readers keep up-to-date as the Scottish election results come in – here’s how it works.
It was the Holyrood campaign which saw one party leader repeatedly take to an aerial trapeze, inspired another to join in an impromptu funk dance routine in a car park and a third to utilise giant games and chairs as photo shoot props in a trend which many regarded as a Holyrood remake of ‘Honey, I shrunk the Kids’.
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