Douglas Ross is told to apologise to "Honest John" Swinney

Douglas Ross is told to apologise to "Honest John" Swinney during the No Confidence debate in the Scottish Parliament

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00:00 [Music]

00:04 Then, Presiding Officer, there's Honest John. If he's successful, Scotland faces the dread-

00:10 Mr Ross, Mr Ross, we do not use nicknames in the Chamber.

00:14 Oh, sorry, I thought it was on accuracy because it would be not so Honest John with some of the things we've heard recently.

00:18 Mr Ross, Mr Ross, I would ask you to apologise and then continue.

00:24 [Audience chatter]

00:27 But then, then there's-

00:29 Mr Ross, Mr Ross, if you might apologise and then continue.

00:33 Yes. Then there's John Swinney.

00:37 Sorry, Mr Ross, sorry. You may not be able to hear me.

00:40 I can't.

00:41 I'd be grateful if you would apologise for that and then continue.

00:44 Okay, I will apologise. I'm very sorry for any hurt caused.

00:47 [Music]