Labour says a parliamentary inquiry into the conduct of former Scottish National Party (SNP) chief executive Peter Murrell could help “restore public trust” in politics. Both reports describe Labour’s move in relation to Murrell, arguing for a formal probe rather than leaving the matter to investigation by other means. This week, Labour plans to force a vote at Holyrood, Scotland’s parliament, on its call for a parliamentary investigation into Murrell’s actions. The articles do not provide detailed findings or specific allegations in their summaries, focusing instead on Labour’s procedural approach—using parliamentary mechanisms to seek scrutiny and accountability. The reports also indicate that the proposal is being framed as a response to public confidence concerns around political conduct. Any outcome of the Holyrood vote is not covered in the provided text, nor are further timelines or terms of reference for the proposed inquiry described.