In a surprise move, two Scottish MPs have stepped down from their Westminster roles following their election to the Scottish Parliament earlier this month. Stephen Flynn, the SNP's leader in Westminster, and Stephen Gethins, a senior figure in the party, will be replaced in their respective seats. Their decision to leave Westminster marks a significant shift in the SNP's leadership, with potential implications for the party's stance on key issues. As the Scottish Parliament takes on a more prominent role, Flynn and Gethins' departures will be closely watched by observers and analysts seeking insight into the SNP's future strategy.
Stephen Flynn and Stephen Gethins stood down as MPs after being elected to Holyrood earlier this month
