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Well, well, well. The SNP’s annual accounts for 2022 are out and it’s not looking good. The party recorded its largest ever deficit of more than £800,000 in the last year of Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell’s reign. As if we didn’t need any more evidence that the Nats aren’t good with their money… While the

It has been pointed out the appointment of Foote as chief executive doesn’t exactly underline the SNPs message that it’s entering a new era.

Accounts also reveal party still owes former chief executive Peter Murrell £60,000, after he loaned it £107,620 in 2021

The SNP plunged more than £800,000 into the red last year as its donation and membership income slumped, its latest accounts have revealed.

The party's annual accounts show that its income and membership both dropped last year.

As SNP chief executive, Murray Foote must rebuild trust and keep a low profile, writes Euan McColm about his former boss.

The partys membership income fell from £2,516,854 in 2021 to £2,286,944 in 2022. Reportable donations fell from £695,351 to £368,538.

Beyond opportunism and naked ambition, it has never been clear why Humza Yousaf wants to be first minister, writes Andrew Liddle.

The security detail was comprised of six officers on rotation

Months after he sensationally quit as the SNP’s media chief, Murray Foote has been picked as the party’s new chief executive.