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Philip Sim

Philip Sim

Verified

Political Journalist, BBC Radio Scotland

Edinburgh

Final Covers

Health Care , Politics , Public Finance , Government

Doesn’t Cover

Anything outside health & wellness or pets.

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Content

Total articles 295

  • What next for the SNP? Moving out from under the Branchform shadow

    By Philip Sim Verified| BBC News Verified What next for the SNP? Moving out from under the Branchform shadowPhilip SimGetty ImagesJohn Swinney and Nicola Sturgeon are close politically and personallyNicola Sturgeon understandably says she's relieved to no longer be the focus of a police investigation. That feeling will be shared by many in the SNP. This has been a damaging period for the party and one that senior figures accept contributed to its collapse in last year's general election.

    By Philip Sim Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Swinney rejects calls for inquiry into Sturgeon investigation

    By Philip Sim Verified| Yahoo Verified John Swinney has rejected calls for a judge-led public inquiry into the running of an investigation into whether his predecessor Nicola Sturgeon broke the ministerial code. Ms Sturgeon was cleared of breaching the code by independent advisor James Hamilton in 2021, during the row over the government’s investigation of Alex Salmond.

    By Philip Sim Verified · Yahoo

    Oct. 29, 2024

  • What next for the SNP? Moving out from under the Branchform shadow

    By Philip Sim Verified| BBC News Verified What next for the SNP? Moving out from under the Branchform shadowPhilip SimGetty ImagesJohn Swinney and Nicola Sturgeon are close politically and personallyNicola Sturgeon understandably says she's relieved to no longer be the focus of a police investigation. That feeling will be shared by many in the SNP. This has been a damaging period for the party and one that senior figures accept contributed to its collapse in last year's general election.

    By Philip Sim Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 20, 2025

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BBC Radio Scotland