Tom Gordon is a Political Editor at The Herald Scotland. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and climate change and environment, reflecting his diverse interests in both political and social issues. Tom's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as BBC News, Yahoo Sports UK, and RealClearEnergy, among others.
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By: Tom Gordon, Dan Barker
Peter Murrell was locked up yesterday after admitting embezzling more than £400,000 from the SNP.
Peter Murrell was led away from court in handcuffs yesterday and faces jail for embezzling £400,000 from the Scottish National Party.
John Swinney is under growing pressure to explain how the SNP leadership missed Peter Murrell's crime spree.
John Swinney has been accused of 'taking people for mugs' after launching another push for independence based on 'security' and 'prosperity' amid the SNP fraud scandal.
The Conservatives have stepped up pressure on the Crown Office to explain why Nicola Sturgeon was not prosecuted with her husband Peter Murrell.
The SNP being led by a married couple was 'central' to the Peter Murrell scandal, Alex Salmond's former chief of staff has said.
John Swinney has been blasted for trying to 'dodge scrutiny' after ruling out any further probe into the SNP's financial scandal.
John Swinney has been accused of giving Peter Murrell 'a licence to steal' after he angrily rejected calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the SNP crime scandal.
SNP ministers have been accused of wanting to 'shut down the North Sea' with a 'shameful presumption' against new oil and gas drilling.
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