Nicola Sturgeon meets Jewish primary school kids in Westminster
The Scottish leader met the children in Westminster, before she spoke at a pro-EU event.
Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon met pupils from the Independent Jewish Day School whilst on the European Union referendum campaign trail in London.
Speaking at an event in Westminster, the Scottish National Party leader in Scotland met the Jewish primary school students before joining other politicians to argue to remain in the European Union.
She was joined by Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood and Green Party MP Caroline Lucas to make the progressive case to remain in the EU, at the Emmeline Pankhurst memorial statue in Westminster, London.
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