article_snippet: In Scotland and Wales, there is a further alternative – the Nationalists.
article_snippet: Speaking two weeks ago at the London School of Economics, Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP leader, advised English voters to support the Greens or what she called ‘progressive’ Labour candidates, that is candidates opposed to austerity.
article_snippet: she hopes to create an anti-austerity bloc in the next Parliament, composed of the SNP, Greens and Left-wing Labour.
article_snippet: The SNP, which may well win many seats, will not deal with the Tories and will not join Labour in a coalition.
article_snippet: Alex Salmond (pictured) and Nicola Sturgeon are doing to Labour in Scotland what Nigel Farage is doing to the Tories in England .
article_snippet: The SNP in Scotland is different from Ukip in many respects.
article_snippet: But The SNP in Scotland, too, represents the left behind.
article_snippet: Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon are doing to Labour in Scotland what Nigel Farage is doing to the Tories in England.
article_snippet: The SNP in Scotland could well be the third-largest party in the next Parliament, even though The SNP in Scotland will probably secure fewer votes than the Lib Dems, Ukip and the Greens.
article_snippet: In England, Cameron says if you vote for Nigel Farage you will get Miliband.
article_snippet: In Scotland, Miliband says if you vote SNP, you will get Cameron.