SCOTTISH actor Martin Compston has joined Believe in Scotland’s rally for independence in Glasgow.
The event will see Humza Yousaf address the crowd alongside a host of other speakers including Greens MSP Ross Greer and musician and campaigner Pat Kane.
He described it as an “amazing time” and said he seen people he never thought would be interested in politics have their say.“On the day of the referendum I was walking down to the polling station in Greenock and I felt like I was walking on air.
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