article_snippet.sent: Nicola Sturgeon scoffed at Ed Miliband’s attempts to rule out a post-election pact with the Scottish National Party last night as Nicola Sturgeon said Labour had no chance of winning a majority on Labour own.
article_snippet.sent: Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon (left), whose party is on course for a landslide north of border, said Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) would soon ‘change Labour leader Ed Miliband
article_snippet.sent: Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has previously ruled out a formal coalition, but said Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will seek to put Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) in No 10 even if Labour finishes 40 seats behind the Conservatives in a hung Parliament.
article_snippet.sent: Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told LBC Radio: ‘What Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) has got to recognise [is that] in a minority parliament, Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) won’t have the votes simply to say that Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) is going to do what Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) likes come what may.
article_snippet.sent: Balancing act: Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon visits Jump Gymnastics community club in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire . '
article_snippet.sent: (right) is trying to continue to pretend that Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) is going to have a majority, and Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) is in danger, I think, of giving the impression that Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) doesn’t have very much respect for democracy, or for the votes of the Scottish people.
article_snippet.sent: Asked on Andrew Marr Show if his thought his could win the election in Scotland, despite polls putting Labour more than 20 points behind, Labour leader Ed Miliband (right) said: ‘