A fresh poll suggests the SNP’s lead north of the border is narrowing ahead of Thursday’s Holyrood election, with elections expert Sir John Curtice saying the odds are against a clean SNP majority.
SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn urged voters to back the party to slam shut the door on Reform
A fresh poll suggests the SNP’s lead north of the border is narrowing ahead of Thursday’s Holyrood election, with elections expert Sir John Curtice saying the odds are against a clean SNP majority.
SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn urged voters to back the party to slam shut the door on Reform and Farage.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar argued Scotland has paid a price for two decades of SNP rule and urged voters to reject Reform.
Meanwhile, First Minister John Swinney said the SNP is within touching distance of a Holyrood majority as campaigning enters the final days.
