SNP could lose 23 seats to Labour at next UK election
Polling firm YouGov said its research would give ‘serious cause for concern’ to the SNP, with the party’s seats projected to fall from 48 to 27.
Polling firm YouGov said its research would give ‘serious cause for concern’ to the SNP, with the party’s seats projected to fall from 48 to 27.
Scotland could prove to be fertile ground for Labour at the next election...
The ongoing investigation has been described by SNP president Mike Russell as the party’s biggest crisis in 50 years.
Mike Russell said recent weeks have been ‘wearing’ for the SNP after former chief executive Peter Murrell was arrested.
Earlier this week, former chief executive Peter Murrell, who is Nicola Sturgeon’s husband, was arrested on Wedneday.
The former first minister said she had ‘no prior knowledge of Police Scotland’s action or intentions’ after her husbands arrest.
Detectives are said to have questioned him and searches have been carried out at a number of properties. Mr Murrell married Sturgeon in 2010.
The Scottish Tories want to make use of the Finance Secretary’s scathing attack on her SNP leadership rival, Humza Yousaf.
The Labour leader said his party has an opportunity following the infighting within the SNP seen during the leadership contest.
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