Bizarre reason from John Swinney on why Neil Gray should be in the clear over misleading Holyrood. He only did so by using a 'three letter word', namely 'all'. Presumably if the FM had asked him, Did you mislead parliament and Neil Gray replied 'No', he'd be even more innocent

'Chancellor will remain for all of Parliament, Downing Street says' This is such a dumb thing to say - it screams weakness and creates a hostage to fortune.

Nicola Sturgeon ends her marriage to husband Peter Murrell via @MailOnline

Fascinating to see Labour's Red Rose scandal surface in today's UK National Archives release. One of the most extraordinary episodes in Scottish politics

Alex Salmond helped police probing Nicola Sturgeon over SNP funds via @MailOnline

SNP ministers took family and friends on official engagements via @MailOnline

Fancy that. Scottish Ministerial Code updated to include new section on official car use in wake of Neil Gray football match row.

Flynn humiliated as Holyrood votes to ban ‘double-jobbing’ via @mailplus

Crackdown on use of official cars by the SNP after row over 'jollies' via @MailOnline

Spot the difference: Picture of Scotrail protest as it happened, and Pravda-like picture tweeted out by Labour MSPs with Scottish Socialist flag removed @colinfoxssp not happy

RT @MailOnlineScot: Households could face double-digit council tax hikes to fund services when current freeze on bills ends in spring .@DMS…

Former Lord Provost charged in connection with stalking offences via @MailOnline

John Swinney says Neil Gray went to a movie premiere as it featured addiction and health issues. But Gray raved about film and how he 'cannot wait to see' it months before he became health secretary. Seems the main addiction here is to lame excuses

John Swinney says men can't get pregnant - while his Government's lawyers say they can

John Swinney on why SNP Health Sec Neil Gray went to movie premiere: The film was 'addressing the issues of drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and mental health and well-being, and therefore relevant to his portfolio’. SG records reason: 'Culture'

RT @Georgia_Edkins: Of course, that is not why Neil Gray went to see the film. It was for 'culture' reasons, as the ministerial entry sets…

As @scotgov lawyers argue at Supreme Court that 'pregnant men' are legally possible (argument below), First Minister John Swinney says this to Holyrood press pack: Q: Do you personally believe it’s possible for men to become pregnant? A: No, I don’t.

1 + 1 = too many? SNP Health Secretary Neil Gray took an official limo to and from glitzy film premerie for vital 'ministerial duties'... but it turns out Culture Secretary Angus Robertson was already there