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Scots losing faith in SNP Government ability to deliver on key issues like NHS and economy

The article from MSN discusses a recent poll indicating a decline in public confidence towards the Scottish National Party (SNP) government's ability to handle key issues such as the NHS, the economy, and education. According to the poll, only 38% of Scots believe the SNP is doing a good job on the NHS, down from 50% in 2021. Similarly, confidence in the SNP's economic management has dropped to 32% from 46% over the same period. Education also sees a decline, with only 35% approving of the government's performance, down from 46%. This erosion of trust comes amidst ongoing challenges like long NHS waiting times, economic recovery post-COVID, and educational disruptions. The article suggests that these figures reflect a broader dissatisfaction with the SNP's governance, particularly under the leadership of Nicola Sturgeon, whose resignation was announced earlier in the year.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-gb/politics/government/scots-losing-faith-in-snp-government-ability-to-deliver-on-key-issues-like-nhs-and-economy/ar-AA1Aibg5 ]