Police Scotland says its investigation into Yes Scotland’s finances has found no criminality, and that no further investigation is needed. The probe relates to allegations connected to campaign funds and follows an earlier complaint about the group’s finances.
Outlets report that officers assessed Yes Scotland’s accounts and that the organisation provided its full accounts to police in July. Some coverage frames the investigation as ending with a “final verdict” on the inquiry, while other outlets emphasise that police have determined there is no reason to investigate further. The reports also consistently describe the matter as being linked to a finance probe that originated from the complaint made earlier this year.
Overall, the accounts are aligned on the outcome—no criminality found and no further steps required—and on the fact that full accounts were handed over in July. Differences are mainly in emphasis and wording, rather than in new substantive details.