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RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Why the hell are we stopping migrants trying to smuggle themselves OUT of Britain? Sturgeon is as straightforward in person as she is on television, with an accent that’s been somewhat softened by her years in politics but is unmistakably west-coast Scottish, just thick enough that outsiders have to listen closely on occasion. Nicola and her husband Peter Murrell, 58, tied the knot in 2010 at an intimate ceremony in Glasgow - and the former First Minister looks unrecognisable in unearthed wedding photos from the duo's nuptials. Sturgeon when the first minister bought one of their dresses and a matching jacket around the time of her swearing in.

Ms Sturgeon has also built up a relationship with Edinburgh based design company Totty Rocks, wearing their creations for many key events.Thankfully, her father, Robin, remained employed as an electrician, and her mother, Joan, kept her job as a dental nurse.

She wore the label's red bow pencil dress on the day she became First Minister in November 2014, also choosing to wear it in her official portrait which was unveiled in March.While those clever people who know about political shenanigans were tweeting all their thoughtful, high-level, “Whither the Union? The process had a devastating effect on northern England and on Scotland, which was thrown into its worst recession since the 1930s, along with unprecedented unemployment, which doubled between 1981 and 1983. Ms Sturgeon has been spotted wearing the particularly eye-catching outfit in March 2016, at the STV’s televised leaders’ debate; at Westminster to meet the newly-elected SNP MP in May 2015; and at First Minister's questions at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain, May 6, 2015. Elsewhere there is black tulle Guess dress from the singer Tallia Storm and an animal print top from Megan McKenna.

And while it is not the only red suit owned by the Scottish minister, who tends to favour bold blocks of colour, it is certainly the one most often chosen by the minister for big events. Every night Nicola Sturgeon reads at least a few pages of fiction – right now it’s Dirt Road by James Kelman, the Scottish author whose characters refuse to be cowed by poverty or oppression. And sometimes that then spills over into the real world and people confront politicians and attack and, sadly as we've seen twice in recent years in the UK, murder politicians, so it's definitely much more of a worry and a thought than it was in previous years.It was a really difficult decision because part of me was like, I don’t really want to talk about this, nobody has a right to know,” she says. At the time, the press said she never smiled – something rarely said of male politicians, as Sturgeon points out. And Michelle said they will be sticking to the ban on the normal Halloween activities that has been enforced to prevent further spread of the virus.