(Credit: Twitter/@_KateForbesKate Forbes, 32, cut short her maternity leave to join the race to replace Nicola Sturgeon as the leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) after the 52-year-old leader stepped down last week. London: The finance minister of the devolved Scottish government, who spent some of her formative years in India where her parents worked as Christian missionaries, on Monday threw her hat in the ring to be elected Scotland’s First Minister. “Aged 10, I left my very safe primary school (in Scotland) and arrived in India to sit in a classroom with 60 other kids. Living through an earthquake while in India and navigating a clash of cultures, Forbes feels her Christian faith got stronger. “There was only one thing that was consistent between Scotland and India – and that was God,” she told the magazine.
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