Alex Salmond's Death Sparks Renewed Pursuit of Justice and Independence
The former Scottish First Minister's allies vow to continue his legal battle and political legacy following his sudden passing.
- Alex Salmond, former Scottish First Minister, died from a suspected heart attack at a conference in North Macedonia, at the age of 69.
- Salmond's allies, including David Davis and Kenny MacAskill, are determined to continue his legal fight against the Scottish Government, alleging a conspiracy against him.
- Salmond was acquitted of sexual misconduct charges in 2020, but he believed his civil case could expose major corruption within the SNP.
- His death leaves a significant impact on Scotland's independence movement, as he was a key figure and former leader of the SNP.
- Tributes from political figures highlight Salmond's influence and complex legacy, despite controversies and a fractured relationship with his successor, Nicola Sturgeon.










































































