ALEX Salmond has been accused of flawed judgment with opposition leaders in Scotland expressing astonishment that the First Minister insisted he was "very content" with Lord Justice Leveson's conclusions on his dealings with newspaper tycoon Rupert Murdoch.
HOLYROOD last night appeared to be as deeply divided as Westminster over how to respond to the Leveson report, as Alex Salmond insisted Scotland needed its own distinct system of press regulation, and Unionist parties demanded a UK-wide model.
Opposition leaders voiced astonishment today after the First Minister insisted he was "very content" with Lord Justice Leveson's conclusions on his dealings with Rupert Murdoch.
Opposition leaders voiced astonishment today after the First Minister insisted he was "very content" with Lord Justice Leveson's conclusions on his dealings with Rupert Murdoch.