Prime Minister Keir Starmer says there are “serious, legitimate questions” that need to be answered regarding the Peter Murrell scandal. According to reporting from Scottish outlets, Starmer calls on the Scottish Parliament, Holyrood, to examine the matter closely. The comments focus on how Murrell, described as Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband, was able to carry out crimes. Starmer’s position is presented as support for scrutiny by Holyrood, rather than leaving the issue solely to other investigations or processes. The reporting highlights that Starmer’s intervention is framed as a request for thorough examination of the circumstances surrounding Murrell’s actions and any relevant institutional or oversight issues that may be involved. Neither outlet disputes the broader premise that questions remain, but both emphasise the need for answers and the role of Holyrood in conducting that review.