HOLYROOD’S Unionist party leaders are facing an avalanche of questions from the SNP on their “continued support for Westminster control”.
The SNP have compiled a list of 60 questions they said the Tories, Labour and the LibDems must answer to make the case for staying in the Union.
Keith Brown, the party’s deputy leader, said the Yes side of the constitutional debate had put forward a “refreshed and compelling” case for independence but claimed Unionists had failed to make the case for “broken Brexit Britain”.