Oh dear. Nicola Sturgeon’s memoir Frankly was always going to have its detractors, given how divisive a figure the SNP’s former Dear Leader has become. A number of those people will not have read the former first minister’s tome in full (for those who want to save themselves the time, Steerpike has compiled a handy list of lowlights here ) and so some of the rather, er, fiery criticism may be based more on assertions about Sturgeon’s character than the contents of her 450-page project. But it is the litany of factual errors dotted across the book – which appears to be written in American English – that provokes less sympathy from Mr S. Here are some of the worst…

Women elected to Holyrood

Claim: Sturgeon writes that: ‘In fact, more women were elected to the Scottish parliament on 6 M

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