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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots. I'm James Heel and I'm joined today by Katie Pools

and Fraser Nelson. Or Fraser, today we saw the latest installation

of the ongoing car crash that is the S&P scandal. Talk us through today's developments which

included Colin Beatie, the party's treasurer coming out and talking about he knew about the

mobile motorhome. Well, yeah, Colin Beatie has been the treasurer for a great many years.

And he didn't say very much today, but he did say that he had no idea that his party had

come into possession of a motorhome which was somehow parked in the drive of Nicholas

92-year-old mother-in-law. A great big mystery still surrounds his motorhome. I mean,

was the mother-in-law a bit more adventurous than her neighborhood imagined?

And also, how could you possibly come to acquire something which some estimates reckon the cost

of a hundred grand and a treasurer not know about it? Now, in other words, there was a little gap

where he wasn't entirely in control of the finances. So it's possible that the motorhome was bought

during that gap, but the plot thickens. And we also had the reappearance of Nicholas

Durgin now. She has been working from home as she put it for quite a while, but she came into

Holyrood today where she was met by Scottish political reporters. And there were obviously

interested to know on her comments. You have to do double take, I think, unless you've been

following Scottish politics day by day because the comments thrown at them now, you don't tend to

get and develop democracies. For example, have you ever bought a burner mobile phone? That's what

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