Scottish First Minister John Swinney says his family is “deeply unsettled” by an anti-immigration protest held in his constituency. Both reports state that Swinney describes the protest as causing “enormous distress” to constituents. The articles present Swinney’s comments as a reaction to the demonstration, focusing on the impact he says it has had on people in the area. While the coverage references the protest’s anti-immigration message, neither source provides detailed information about organisers, attendance, police involvement, or any formal outcome related to the event. The reports therefore centre on Swinney’s personal and political response, indicating concern about community wellbeing and the effect of the protest on local residents. The information presented is limited to Swinney’s stated views and characterisation of the distress caused, with no further corroborating details included in the provided summaries.