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SNP Vows to Push for New Scottish Independence Vote
PoliticsFTThe Guardian3mo ago2 sources

SNP Vows to Push for New Scottish Independence Vote

Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney has announced that the Scottish National Party (SNP) will demand a fresh independence referendum from the first day of the next parliament. The vow signals a renewed push for Scottish secession from the UK.

Assessment of SNP's Delivery on 2021 Holyrood Promises
PoliticsBBC4mo ago

Assessment of SNP's Delivery on 2021 Holyrood Promises

As political parties prepare their election manifestos, an assessment is underway to determine whether the Scottish National Party (SNP) has fulfilled the goals it set out in its 2021 Holyrood manifesto across key areas like health, education, and tax.

Forbes Claims Gay Marriage Views Halted SNP Leadership Bid
WorldBBC1mo ago

Forbes Claims Gay Marriage Views Halted SNP Leadership Bid

Kate Forbes stated that she was a "slam dunk" for the Scottish National Party (SNP) leadership until she revealed her views on gay marriage. Her comments suggest that her stance on the issue significantly impacted her chances in the leadership contest.

Former SNP Chief Admits Embezzling Party Funds for Luxury Items
PoliticsAPBBCFT+17The GuardianAl JazeeracbcnosaftonbladetDWle-figaroSCMP+9 more2mo ago20 sources

Former SNP Chief Admits Embezzling Party Funds for Luxury Items

Peter Murrell, the estranged husband of former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and former chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP), has pleaded guilty to embezzling over £1 million in party funds. Murrell used the embezzled money to purchase a variety of luxury items, including a Jaguar, watches, iPads, and other personal goods.

SNP Predicted to Win Fifth Term in Scottish Parliament
PoliticsThe Independent4mo ago

SNP Predicted to Win Fifth Term in Scottish Parliament

Analysis suggests the Scottish National Party (SNP) is likely to be re-elected for a fifth consecutive term in Holyrood, primarily due to the perceived failings of Labour and the Conservatives rather than the SNP's own successes.