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POLL: Who won Sunday’s Scottish leaders debate?

The four leaders ahead of the debate
The four leaders ahead of the debate

The debating is over and the countdown is now well and truly on ahead of Thursday’s General Election but which leader did the most tonight to sway your vote?

Tonight Nicola Sturgeon, Jim Murphy, Ruth Davidson and Willie Rennie locked horns for the final time, debating a wide range of issues.

During the debate, Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy was accused by the Conservatives of peddling “an outright lie” about benefit sanctions for jobseekers.

Murphy said there is a “deliberate policy” at the Jobcentre under the Tories to sanction benefit claimants no matter what they do. He said one of his constituents was sanctioned “because he went for a job interview”, during a heated exchange with Scottish Conservative leader Davidson

However, Ms Davidson said “That is an outright lie. It is a falsehood that he knows is fictitious”.

Meanwhile Sturgeon was continually pressed on the subject of a second independence referendum but now it is over to you to have your say, who do you think came out on top tonight?

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