Sturgeon says she could not have predicted SNP fallout 'in her worst nightmares'

Nicola Sturgeon says she could not have predicted SNP fallout 'in her worst nightmares'

Nicola Sturgeon has denied the controversy surrounding the SNP was the reason she suddenly resigned as First Minister, saying she could not have predicted it "in her worst nightmares".

"I understand the view that some people might have, that I knew this was all about to unfold and that's why I walked away," the MSP for Glasgow Southside said. Peter Murrell was questioned by detectives for several hours on April 6 before being released without charge.Asked if she expected to be interviewed by police, Sturgeon said: "I'm not going to get into any aspect of the police investigation."

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