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John Swinney is crowned as SNP leader - and is set to become Scotland's new First Minister - after party dodges divisive leadership contest in wake of Humza Yousaf's meltdown - Vimarsana News

John Swinney is crowned as SNP leader - and is set to become Scotland's new First Minister - after party dodges divisive leadership contest in wake of Humza Yousaf's meltdown

It was announced shortly after the midday deadline that Mr Swinney had ran unopposed after SNP figures moved to dodge another divisive leadership battle.

SNP received 'immediate lift' after Swinney leadership bid – Keith Brown | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

SNP received 'immediate lift' after Swinney leadership bid – Keith Brown | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Keith Brown said the ‘field is clearing’ as it is expected that John Swinney will run unopposed.

SNP received 'immediate lift' after Swinney leadership bid – Keith Brown | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

SNP received 'immediate lift' after Swinney leadership bid – Keith Brown | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Keith Brown said the ‘field is clearing’ as it is expected that John Swinney will run unopposed.

SNP activist 'not leaned on' to pull out of challenging Swinney for leadership | Scottish National party (SNP) - Vimarsana News

SNP activist 'not leaned on' to pull out of challenging Swinney for leadership | Scottish National party (SNP)

Depute leader insists Graeme McCormick’s last-minute withdrawal proof party is united

Poll: SNP to lose 28 MPs as Labour takes lead - Vimarsana News

Poll: SNP to lose 28 MPs as Labour takes lead

The remainder of the chamber would be 38 for the SNP, 24 Conservatives, 10 Greens, nine Lib Dems and eight Reform parliamentarians.