Scots FM Swinney roasted for making fresh independence push his top priority after May's election in bizarre 'first 100 days' plan - as the SNP nears 20 years in power at Holyrood

Scottish First Minister John Swinney has prioritized a renewed push for Scottish independence in his 'first 100 days' plan following May's election, despite criticism calling the move 'bizarre.' The Scottish National Party (SNP) is approaching 20 years in power at Holyrood, yet faces skepticism over the timing and focus of the independence campaign.