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Police investigation 'could weaken SNP's election chances', top pollster warns

Sky News Thursday, 20 March 2025
Police investigation 'could weaken SNP's election chances', top pollster warnsThe police fraud investigation examining the SNP could weaken the party's chances at the 2026 Scottish election amid trust in its finances being dented, one of Britain's leading political experts has told Sky News.
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