NICOLA Sturgeon doesn’t look back in anger. Twelve months ago, when the polls flipped and the Yes surge felt unstoppable, she fully expected to win the referendum. Touring Glasgow on polling day, she felt sure of it. So the result was not merely disappointing, but a shock. Yet a year on, as she reflects on the Yes campaign in an anniversary interview in Bute House, the First Minister still regards it as the best of times.