So squeaky bum time for the SNP but will Ms S be able to tough it out or will she have to go ?

I reckon she'll tough it out and cling to power no danger of her ever losing an election as you could stick an SNP badge to a monkey and get it elected in Clansland.

No matter how embarrassing this proves to be she will still lead her party into the next election I predict

I see theres another couple of SNP MP sexual harrassment cases in the brewing at westminster.

In a second alleged incident, in January 2020, the man said a female SNP MP "kept grabbing my hand" and saying she wanted to "s**g" him while she was drunk in the Strangers bar in the Commons.

He said the woman propositioned him multiple times and had to be taken away by colleagues.

The man - who still works for the SNP Westminster group, but has quit the party - said he reported the two incidents to SNP HQ last month because of a development in the female MP's career, which made him think the matters should be raised.

They can all cosy up and milk the system when the likes of me has to fight for Scottish government funding to help pay a family member to assist my disabled offspring because it may appear employing a family member is a bit suss.

In March 1993, when Gibson was a Councillor for Mosspark a warrant for his arrest was issued following his failure to appear for trial in connection with an alleged offence under the Representation of the People Act.

In February 2000, The Sunday Mail reported allegations from a disabled SNP member, Gill Strachan, that Kenneth Gibson had pushed and abused her during the SNP Conference in Inverness in October 1999. Strachan subsequently resigned from the SNP, accusing the Party of mounting a cover-up of the incident.

In 2009, Kenneth Gibson was criticised by other MSPs for writing to North Ayrshire Council in support of a planning application for 24 houses made by a friend, Billy Maclaren, while failing to disclose either the friendship or his financial relationships with Maclaren.

Gibson was identified as one of 12 Holyrood politicians employing a close family member in 2013, but declined to provide information on the salary, work hours, or whether the job had been advertised. His wife, Patricia Gibson was employed as a policy adviser. Employing family members was declared bad practice in 2010 and outlawed in 2015.

In March 2017, Holyrood's Standards Committee admonished Gibson for failure to make an oral declaration of a registered financial interest. The Commissioner for Ethical Standards in Public Life in Scotland submitted a report to the Procurator Fiscal. However, the alleged offence was "time barred from criminal proceedings." Political opponents called for his suspension from the SNP.

The [edited by admin] North Constituency Association issued "an urgent call" for members to come forward to challenge Gibson to be the SNP representative for the area in the 2021 Scottish Parliament election campaign. In October 2020, it was reported that Gibson would face a reselection challenge for the [edited by admin] North Seat.

On 14 October it was reported that 2 SNP party officials resigned in protest, with allegations that Gibson had been 'aggressive and abrasive' bullying, 'especially of women'. The article quoted [edited by admin] North Constituency Organiser Dr Malcolm Kerr as saying "the allegations against Mr Gibson include bullying, harassment and abuses of parliamentary expenses rules." Shortly after this, the SNP suspended the selection procedure in [edited by admin] North in response to these allegations.