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John Swinney racks up £95k taxpayer-funded bill for jolly to the World Cup

Exclusive: The Scottish Government finally snuck out its expenses for sending the First Minister and Maree Todd to the World Cup, and nearly £100k of public money was spent on this junket.

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John Swinney racks up £95k taxpayer-funded bill for jolly to the World Cup

Exclusive: The Scottish Government finally snuck out its expenses for sending the First Minister and Maree Todd to the World Cup, and nearly £100k of public money was spent on this junket.

21 hours ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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scottishdailyexpress broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom 21 hours ago on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.

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