SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn urges Scottish voters to back the Scottish National Party (SNP) ahead of Thursday’s Holyrood election. In the appeal, he calls on voters to “slam shut” the door on Reform UK and on Nigel Farage, framing the choice as a way to prevent those figures or parties from gaining support. The reports describe Flynn’s message as a direct call to voters in Scotland during the election campaign for the devolved parliament. Both outlets present the same core points: Flynn is speaking as an SNP leader at Westminster and his comments are aimed at Scottish voters ahead of the Holyrood vote. The coverage focuses on the language of the appeal and the political context of campaigning for Scotland’s election, rather than providing detailed policy contrasts or specific forecasts. Overall, the articles align in identifying the speaker, the timing of the remarks, and the central message that voters should support the SNP rather than Reform UK.