DOUGLAS Ross is facing “at least” two separate challenges to his leadership from within the Scottish Conservative party, according to reports.
Ross was installed at the head of the Scottish Tories after Jackson Carlaw’s surprise resignation in July 2020.
At the time, the Moray MP did not have a seat in Holyrood. However, he was given the top spot on the Highlands and Islands list in order to essentially guarantee his entry to the Scottish parliament in the 2021 elections. He refused to stand in a constituency.
