Fallout Continues



Some things just don't add up.

 Take, for example, Stewart Hosie's resignation letter to Nicola Sturgeon in which he cited health reasons for his decision to stand down as deputy leader the SNP.

 Now if that were the real reason for Mr Hosie deciding to fall on his sword, then you would think that the self-same logic ought to apply to his role as deputy leader of the SNP group of MPs at Westminster.

But according to this report in The Scotsman, Mr Hosie is in rude, good health as far as the Westminster bubble is concerned, even if he has to take things easier in other parts of the country. 

http://www.scotsman.com/news/sturgeon-no-need-for-stewart-hosie-to-quit-as-westminster-deputy-1-4135854

Sturgeon: No need for Stewart Hosie to quit as Westminster deputy


Stewart Hosie could remain on as deputy leader of the SNP's Westminster group. Picture: Greg Macvean

FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has insisted there is no need for an SNP MP at the centre of love triangle allegations to quit as deputy leader of the party’s Westminster group.

Ms Sturgeon praised Stuart Hosie for doing the “right thing in difficult circumstance” by standing down as deputy leader of the party nationally, but said there was no reason for him to leave the same post in London.

He is alleged to have had an affair with Westminster journalist Serena Cowdy, who was previously said to have been involved with Angus MacNeil, who represents Na h-Eileanan an Iar in the UK Parliament.

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