The SNP's depute leader has said he has full confidence in the party's Westminster leader Ian Blackford after how he handled a complaint made against one of his MPs.
Blackford, MP for Ross, Skye and Lochaber, was slammed in the wake of an independent investigation finding that Patrick Grady had acted inappropriately towards a member of SNP staff while drunk in 2016.
Grady was suspended from the House of Commons for two days as a result of the probe, with the party whip removed until the suspension had been served.
