Ms Sturgeon has said she will not hold an illegal “wildcat vote” on the issue of referendum, arguing that it would not actually lead to Scotland becoming independent because the result would not be recognised by the UK government or the international community.
But despite almost 14 million people voting in favour of Johnson's government, the comparatively tiny crowd, seemingly unable to get over the election result, became embroiled in violent clashes with the police.
"We have won votes and the trust of people who have never voted Conservative before," Johnson said
The main opposition Labour Party said the parties agreed that stopping a no-deal Brexit was a priority.
