Sunday Mail Its leader concentrates on revelations that the police are investigating SNP fraud claims. Detectives are looking into claims £600,000 raised by activists for a second independence referendum was diverted from SNP accounts. Three members of the party s Finance and Audit Committee are said to have resigned two weeks ago after the First Minister s husband and party chief executive Peter Murrell refused to show them accounts. Whle the party insists it is nothing more than a dirty trick, the paper said the problem for Nicola Sturgeon is that at the heart of the scandal lies in-fighting and division . There is, at this point, nothing to suggest anything illegal has happened, it said.
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A war of flags is a classic example of how the UK Government in its bunker Unionism misunderstands Scotland WE’VE had a week of huge drama and court politics – from ongoing UK royal family splits to the SNP stand-off between Sturgeon and Salmond and their respective camps. The two may compete as theatre, psychodrama and power politics whilst throwing light on gender politics, and the nature and limits of democracy. But there are important differences – with Scotland’s controversy also posing big questions of the SNP, Scottish Government, public institutions and future of independence. Putting to the side the partisan take of too many on Sturgeon v Salmond, it is difficult to disagree with Joan Smith in The Guardian: “The gender politics of Sturgeon v Salmond can’t be ignored. The story is complex, but there’s something disturbing about a powerful man raging against his female former protégé.” And it is also possible to agree with James Mitchell of