Russell Findlay replaces Douglas Ross as new leader of the Scottish Conservatives
Russell Findlay has been elected the new leader of the Scottish Conservatives. The MSP saw off competition from Murdo Fraser and Meghan Gallacher in the bruising battle to replace Douglas Ross. Mr Findlay won by 2,565 votes. Mr Murdo placed second with 1,187 votes, while Ms Gallacher claimed third with 403 votes.
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The Scottish Conservative leader raised the concerns of Alistair Wilson’s family during First Minister’s Questions on ...
Douglas Ross is leading the opposition at FMQs for the final time ahead of the Scottish Tory leadership election result on ...
Farewell Douglas Ross. The Scottish Tory leader who outlasted two first ministers and three prime ministers is away to the backbenches.
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It passes most Scots by, but a mythic battle for the ages is played out each week at Holyrood. It’s not good vs evil – that's ...
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