The Scottish National Party says UK Prime Minister Theresa May is 'running scared' of a new referendum on independence.
Mrs May has rejected calls for an independence vote by spring 2019, insisting it would be wrong before Brexit is finalised.
SNP demands for a fresh referendum are dominating as both it and the Conservative Party hold their spring conferences.
Theresa May insists her priority is to work on a deal with the EU that works for all of the UK.
SNP MP Stewart Hosie says his leader Nicola Sturgeon isn't urging an immediate vote.
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Scotland's Brexit Minister Mike Russell says Theresa May's position is untenable.
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