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Scottish independence: Thousands predicted to march in Edinburgh Scottish independence: Thousands predicted to march in Edinburgh
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Thousands of people are expected to join a march for Scottish independence through Edinburgh. Thousands of people are predicted to join a march for Scottish independence through Edinburgh.
It will begin in Holyrood Park and end with a rally in The Meadows.It will begin in Holyrood Park and end with a rally in The Meadows.
Joanna Cherry, the SNP MP who led the legal fight against Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament, is among those who will address the crowd later.Joanna Cherry, the SNP MP who led the legal fight against Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament, is among those who will address the crowd later.
A similar event in the capital last year drew about 20,000 people, according to official estimates. Organisers All Under One Banner say they expect more than 100,000 people to take part.
It is the latest in a series of similar marches through towns across Scotland, organised by All Under One Banner. A similar event in the capital last year drew about 20,000 people, according to official estimates by City of Edinburgh Council.
All Under One Banner is a movement bringing together supporters of Scottish independence.
Since forming in 2014, it has held events in towns and cities across the country.
City centre roads in Edinburgh will be closed from late morning to accommodate the event.
Supporters are scheduled to leave Holyrood Park at about 13:00 before taking a route of about 1.8 miles (3km) to The Meadows.Supporters are scheduled to leave Holyrood Park at about 13:00 before taking a route of about 1.8 miles (3km) to The Meadows.
They will follow Queens Drive, Horse Wynd, Canongate, High Street, Lawnmarket, George IV bridge, Forrest Road and Middle Meadow Walk.They will follow Queens Drive, Horse Wynd, Canongate, High Street, Lawnmarket, George IV bridge, Forrest Road and Middle Meadow Walk.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will not be at the march but she tweeted to say she would be with the marchers "in spirit".
It is likely to be a colourful and noisy march, with organisers urging participants to take flags, banners, pipes and drums on their journeys.It is likely to be a colourful and noisy march, with organisers urging participants to take flags, banners, pipes and drums on their journeys.
A number of high-profile supporters of Scottish independence have been lined up to speak at the rally.A number of high-profile supporters of Scottish independence have been lined up to speak at the rally.
As well as Ms Cherry, they include comedian Janey Godley, broadcaster Hardeep Singh Kohli, and ex-MSP Tommy Sheridan.As well as Ms Cherry, they include comedian Janey Godley, broadcaster Hardeep Singh Kohli, and ex-MSP Tommy Sheridan.