Peter Murrell, the former SNP chief executive, returns to court following an admission related to the alleged embezzlement of £400,000 from the Scottish National Party. Multiple outlets report that he appears in person at the courthouse, with coverage describing his arrival in a prison van ahead of a scheduled hearing. The court appearance comes after his admission, which is presented in the reporting as the basis for the next stage of the case. The Evening Standard notes that Judge Lord Young will hear the prosecution’s “narrative” when the case calls, indicating that the upcoming proceedings focus on the account of the prosecution before further steps are taken. Other reports similarly frame the appearance as part of the court process that follows the admission, including references to sentencing and the timing of the next hearing. The reporting is consistent that Murrell is currently under court custody arrangements for the appearance and that the matter proceeds under Judge Lord Young’s supervision.