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Environment Reporter at The Daily Record | Election Special Correspondent for #GE24 | For tips / stories dan.vevers@reachplc.com or DMs open | Also write novels
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Peter Murrell 'called the shots behind Yes Scotland campaign and cash' claims insider

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By Dan Vevers Verified
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Jailed ex-SNP boss Peter Murrell was calling the shots behind the official Yes Scotland campaign and its cash, according to bombshell insider claims. Ian Dommett, Yes Scotland's marketing director until January 2014, claimed convicted fraudster Murrell controlled high-value donations intended for Yes. Dommett told the Sunday Mail he could not do anything during his time at the pro-independence campaign “that wasn't under Murrell's control”.
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Bare-chested athlete met folk legend Eddi Reader and she wrote a song for him

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By Dan Vevers Verified
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A bare-chested urban athlete has told of his “amazing” experience meeting folk legend Eddi Reader – who wrote a song for him. Jonathan Doku, the grandson of a Trinidad and Tobago runner, has become a familiar sight jogging on Glasgow's streets.
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SNP's £825k bailout of Yes Scotland at end of 2014 referendum questioned

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By Dan Vevers Verified
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The SNP is facing fresh questions over why it paid £825,000 to settle Yes Scotland's bills at the end of the 2014 referendum. The cash, branded a “bailout” by critics, was first revealed in Electoral Commission records in 2015. The following year, the company behind the Yes campaign published accounts detailing a massive correction in its balance sheet. In 2014, the firm's books claimed it had £75,117 in reserves as of October 2014.
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