The Scottish National Party is projected to suffer its worst showing in a British parliamentary election since 2010, according to an exit poll, losing ground to a resurgent Labour Party. The SNP’s recent turmoil, including leadership changes and financial investigations, appears to have impacted its support.
Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf, has canceled a speech on Scottish independence amid a political crisis sparked by his decision to terminate the power-sharing agreement with the Greens. This move leaves the Scottish National Party (SNP) vulnerable as it now lacks a majority in Parliament. The opposition Scottish Labour Party has announced plans to file a vote of no confidence, potentially triggering early elections.
