THE majority of Scots want independence, according to the latest YouGov poll.
Many have interpreted it as the death knell of the Union, but The Sun seems to have mixed things up.
In their triumphant Brexit Day edition, they’ve included a bizarre celebratory poster which they encourage readers to keep as a souvenir.
Among the absurdities is a depiction of Nicola Sturgeon as a zombie.
She is included in the bottom-left corner with fellow “shattered Remains” Hugh Grant, John Bercow and Jeremy Corbyn, among others.
Britain: We're the greatest. Our #BrexitDay souvenir poster in today's Sun. pic.twitter.com/vjn70JziBi
— The Sun Graphics (@TheSunGraphics) January 31, 2020
It truly is a fitting way to usher in an era of diminished influence, wealth and cultural links for the UK.
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