Scotland is aiming to keep in the single market after the UK leaves the EU, its Brexit minister said Monday (21 November).
Michael Russell told an audience at a European Policy Centre event in Brussels that only the "softest" break would work for Scotland, otherwise it should vote on independence again.
The minister said it was "very important that the UK recognises or accepts the need for a differentiated solution" with regards to Scotland.
"Differentiation is vital to p...
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