Stephen Flynn has reportedly suggested the SNP could back Labour after the next general election even if the party is not granted indyref2.
The party's Westminster leader had refused to rule out working with Labour if the SNP are not guaranteed a second referendum, but called for more powers for the Scottish Parliament.
This marks a softening of the party's stance as Flynn and First Minister Humza Yousaf have both previously said the SNP want the Scottish Parliament to have the power to hold an independence referendum as part of a deal with Labour.
