Former SNP MPs Aileen Flynn and Liam Gethins resign from the UK House of Commons after being elected to the Scottish Parliament in last week’s election. In statements accompanying their departure, they criticise what they describe as a “crisis-ridden Westminster,” framing their move as part of a shift to focus on Scottish politics at Holyrood. Both outlets report that their seats in the Commons are vacated as they take up new roles following the election. The reports do not provide additional detail on the specific parliamentary timing, reasons beyond their stated criticism of Westminster, or any immediate implications for party representation in the Commons. The election result is presented as the key factor driving the change: their victories in Scotland mean they move from Westminster representation to work within the Scottish Parliament. Overall coverage is aligned on the same sequence—last week’s election leads to their Scottish Parliament election, followed by their formal quitting of the Commons—along with a shared message condemning the current state of UK governance.