Three years after leaving her role as First Minister amid an ongoing investigation into the Scottish National Party's finances, Nicola Sturgeon is increasingly perceived as an unavoidable presence in Scottish politics. Columnist Graham Grant, writing for the Daily Mail, suggests that a significant period of quiet reflection, perhaps even a century, is warranted for Sturgeon.
The commentary implies that Sturgeon's continued public or political profile is viewed negatively by some observers, likening her to a "bad penny" that keeps reappearing. The article does not detail specific recent actions or statements by Sturgeon but rather offers a critique of her lingering influence or visibility in the political landscape, particularly concerning the financial scrutiny that followed her departure from office.