But how many letters?

I've shown you the figures for 2021.
This is 2016, if we'd just stuck to the same tactic that won us a referendum in 2011.

This is what would have happened if we'd all voted both votes SNP in 2021 by taking back all of alba and 63.5% of the green regional vote, to make the SNP constituency vote = the regional vote.

The point is that now, "time spent by UK nationals who are not residents of Gibraltar in Gibraltar will be counted as part of the time-limited allowance for short stays in the Schengen area"

commonslibrary.parliament.uk/uk-eu-agreem...

This is a change of the Schengen rules.

Times reports that 1 in 8 prisoners in England/Wales were born overseas, and the ONS reports that 1 in 6 people in England/Wales were born overseas. So the correct headline would be "People Born Overseas Less Likely To Commit Crime"
www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...

This was me asking copilot about data models. It had a bit of a breakdown then denied saying any of it.

Meaning ... if the green votes had gone to the SNP the SNP would have had a majority and wouldn't have had to rely on the Greens for support.

I know

seems it's still prone to making things up

Yeah, these are all just as bad. Assuming that they'd all have similar proj25 type agendas, I guess the question is - What kind of mad man do you want to be in charge of that?

You think there're no businesses left in the UK that are negatively affected by brexit? And how long do you think it takes to get to Europe from Scotland?

If you're restricting your argument to shipping routes for maximum negativity, then Ireland hasn't found longer shipping routes to be unpopular.