John Swinney denies accusations of misleading Holyrood
Summary
John Swinney, the First Minister, has denied accusations of misleading Holyrood regarding the UK Government’s pension reforms. The accusations were made in recent reports, but Swinney has stated he has 'nothing to explain'. The issue involves claims about his handling of information related to the reforms. No further developments have been reported, and the situation remains unresolved. The accusations have not been substantiated or withdrawn.
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How it unfolded
Monday 5 October
John Swinney denied accusations of misleading Holyrood over the UK Government’s pension reforms, stating he has 'nothing to explain'.
- 07:20The IndependentSwinney has ‘nothing to explain’ over accusations of misleading Holyrood
- 07:13Evening StandardSwinney has ‘nothing to explain’ over accusations of misleading Holyrood