Malcolm Offord discussed referendum support in Scotland, while Alex Salmond previously boosted SNP support.
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What happened
Malcolm Offord discussed referendum support in Scotland, while Alex Salmond previously boosted SNP support.
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The entities involved
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Malcolm Offord
Scottish financier and politician
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Alex Salmond
Alba Party leader and First Minister of Scotland 2007–2014 (1954–2024)
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Scotland
country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom
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