Former Finance Secretary Dere k Mackay claims £327 for Edinb urgh accommodation despite failure to turn up in parliament

FORMER Finance Secretary Derek Mackay has continued to claim expenses from the Scottish Parliament for accommodation in Edinburgh despite not having been seen at Holyrood since being forced to quit his post in February. View email online

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