Published 17 days ago

Next SNP leader could be 'crowned', claim Tories - as John Swinney leads field

The Scottish Conservatives suggest the SNP's next leader may be unopposed after Humza Yousaf's resignation.
Former party deputy John Swinney is viewed as a frontrunner to replace Yousaf.
Scottish Conservatives' leader Douglas Ross doubts a leadership contest will occur, questioning motives surrounding Yousaf's departure.

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BBC News

John Swinney 'considering' standing as SNP leader

The former deputy first minister says he has received overwhelming support from colleagues in the party.

17 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

John Swinney ‘considering’ standing for SNP leader after Humza Yousaf resignation

John Swinney has said that he is giving “very active consideration” to being SNP leader after Humza Yousaf announced his resignation on Monday, 29 April. The first minister’s statement came after days of political turmoil following his decision to end the Scottish government’s powersharing deal with the Scottish Greens last week. Mr Yousaf quit his position in an emotional speech to avoid being ousted by his opposition in a vote of no confidence…

17 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Swinney ‘considering’ running to be next SNP leader as Yousaf quits

The former deputy first minister said he had to do the right thing by his party and his country.

17 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Next SNP leader could be 'crowned', claim Tories - as John Swinney leads field

The next leader of the SNP could be "crowned... with no contest", the Scottish Conservatives have claimed, after Humza Yousaf stepped down from the role on Monday.

17 days ago·United Kingdom

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