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POLICE officers were spotted searching the garden at Peter Murrells home on Wednesday, following his arrest in a probe into the party’s…

The former Scottish first minister's decision comes the day after her husband was questioned by police.

It is the fiscal who decides whether there should be a prosecution or not. he will look at the report and decide whether there is enough evidence for a prosecution to go ahead or potentially decide that there is not enough, and maybe ask there is not enough, and maybe ask the police to do more work or potentially, that could be the end of the matter. but this is an extraordinarily difficult situation for the scottish national party. it was only a few days ago that nicola sturgeon was the first m...

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Nicola Sturgeon took a driving lesson on the eve of the police raid on her home, neighbours in Glasgow said. She appeared focused and unruffled as she got behin

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Former Scotland first minister cancels appearance amid police inquiry into husband over SNP finances

Clearly, this is a live investigation at the moment. it is continuing, even though peter murrell himself was released by the police without charge, this investigation is certainly continuing. figs investigation is certainly continuing.— investigation is certainly continuini. �* , ., continuing. as you mentioned, he has been released — continuing. as you mentioned, he has been released without _ continuing. as you mentioned, he has been released without charge - continuing. as you mentione...

Nicola Sturgeon has cancelled her first public appearance since the arrest of her husband.

Greater powers because he believes that is the only way that he is going to be able to rebuild trust, by being really tough with people and the home secretary is reviewing the process now. but it is a high—risk strategy, i think, because without public trust, the legitimacy of the police is injeopardy. the hope is that despite or perhaps because of all the scandals that are likely to be uncovered in the next few months, londoners will be convinced that the met is serious about rooting out bad ...