Douglas Chapman: Last News

Scotland, was held at Basra International Airport early last month over an unpaid £20k Qatar bank loan as he prepared to start work as a construction engineer at a BP oil refinery.Now his wife Kimberly says she’s worried about his welfare after she received a heartbreaking phone call from the Baghdad jail where Brian, 43, has been held for more than a month.READ MORE: Russian kamikaze drones target Ukraine as Kyiv struck by three explosionsBrian was shocked to discover there had been an Interpol Red Notice issued from Qatar over the unpaid debt, which was taken out in 2016, reports the Daily Record.His family have previously said that he’d been paying the money back until he was forced to give up his job the following year due to ill health.Kimberly said: “He’s not well. He has no energy.

The SNP MP exodus continues as a seventh MP has announced that they are standing down at the general election.

A Scots dad's Iraq prison 'nightmare' is finally over after he arrived back home in Scotland to his 'buzzing' family today.

A Scottish man who has been locked up in an Iraq jail for two months over unpaid debts is waiting on Qatar bank confirming they have agreed to drop their case against him before he can be released.

Douglas Chapman, the MP for Dunfermline and West Fife, announced he had resigned as national treasurer of the party on Saturday evening. He claimed he was not given enough information to do the job.Questioned on BBC Scotland’s The Sunday Show about whether Police Scotland was investigating “£600,000 of SNP funds that was raised by activists and campaigners and perhaps diverted elsewhere?”, Deputy FM John Swinney replied: “Not to my knowledge, no.”He added: “I don’t understand quite what’s prompted this.

SNP's finances has quit - claiming he was not given enough information to do the job. Douglas Chapman, the MP for Dunfermline and West Fife, announced he had resigned this evening as national treasurer of the party.