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Presiding officer pledges to work with police after FMQS disrupted nine times by protestors

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Food insecurity campaigners interrupted proceedings. Alison Johnstone was forced to suspend the session on each occasion. The session ran over by 11 minutes due to the repeated interruptions. It is believed the be the highest number of protests to take place at FMQs. Humza Yousaf’s debut last year was interrupted six times.

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Presiding officer pledges to work with police after FMQS disrupted nine times by protestors

The presiding officer has said parliament will work with security teams and Police Scotland to clamp down on protests after First Minister’s Questions...

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