John Swinney, leader of the Scottish National Party, with former leader Alex Salmond at the launch of the party's platform document for the next election, in Edinburgh. * Mr Swinney said the SNP was full of "optimism and confidence" and was entering the election campaign with its highest opinion poll rating in history. Mr Swinney told a press conference in Edinburgh that Scottish people had to choose between Labour and the Conservatives both of which were "London-controlled and the SNP, which would fight for Scottish interests".
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John Swinney, leader of the Scottish National Party, with former leader Alex Salmond at the launch of the party's platform document for the next election, in Edinburgh. * Mr Swinney said the SNP was full of "optimism and confidence" and was entering the election campaign with its highest opinion poll rating in history. Mr Swinney told a press conference in Edinburgh that Scottish people had to choose between Labour and the Conservatives both of which were "London-controlled and the SNP, which would fight for Scottish interests".