'Disgrace!' Nicola Sturgeon accused of 'fueling anti-British hatred' in brawl

Nicola Sturgeon outraged by 'democracy that denies hypocrites'

The accusations were made by a BBC journalist at a party leadership rally in Perth on Tuesday night, who was accused of being abused and a traitor. BBC journalist James Cook, who covered the event, was heckled, according to reports.

Ms. Sturgeon accused journalists of abuse and "all manner of abusive behavior" at the event.

The prime minister said he was "not responsible" for the independence activists' actions.

However, his Sandesh Gulhane, a Scottish Tory senior his MSP, said Mr Sturgeon had attempted to "inflame his base" by implying that Scotland was being trampled. claimed to have encouraged scenes of anger.

He told his The Telegraph:

"Everything she does is to provoke her foundations because, to be honest, they haven't delivered.

``So they're reinforcing their base, reinforcing their anger and hatred.

Ettrick, Roxburgh, and Rachael Hamilton, Tory MSP of Berwickshire, says Mr. Sturgeon initially accused BBC journalists of abuse, but said it was "disgraceful" not to accuse Tory members of abuse.

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Hamilton said:
"I came in with my daughter and we were called Conservative scum.

"I started videotaping them, The noise got louder and louder and they were yelling at me and I was really upset.

"Then I was standing at the door when a crowd came in. I was Really upsetting and very horrifying as it was the first time my daughter had experienced something like that.

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"It was a really heart-pounding experience."

She added, "The police should take these demonstrations more seriously."