SCOTTISH Communists have said they support the right to self-determination but claim Holyrood could be in danger of becoming another Westminster after indyref2

The group met in Glasgow to discuss whether it should revisit its position on independence after the December 12 General Election

Members said they would still support the right for Scotland to hold another referendum if it was backed in Holyrood.

However, the party still says that this would not mean they would be in favour of Scotland’s departure from the UK.

The party backs "radical federalism" which would transform Holyrood into a "worker's parliament" as envisaged by Scottish Communists such as miners leader Michael McGahey.

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Aiden O’Rourke of the Glasgow Young Communist League said: "Like it or not, Holyrood is in great danger of just becoming another Westminster, keeping all sorts of reactionary things like the monarchy, Nato and the EU.

"Independence, then, means independence for the Scottish ruling class to oppress us from Holyrood directly, rather than in Westminster."