Nicola Sturgeon has spoken out for the first time since being officially cleared in the long-running police investigation into the SNP’s finances, saying she feels “vindicated” and that there was never “a scrap of evidence” against her, reported BBC.
The former First Minister shared her relief in an interview with STV News, following the announcement on Thursday that she would face no further action. “I have done nothing wrong, so I was confident of reaching this point and getting this outcome, but obviously, it is a relief to now have that confirmed,” she said.
