Writing for The Independent, Roger Mosey said Mr Sharp’s position appeared to be untenable – warning that there was an “ever-stronger sense that the end credits are about to roll” on his tenure.
Mr Sharp has been under growing pressure since a cross-party group MPs found that he had made “significant errors of judgment” by acting as a go-between for an £800,000 loan guarantee for Boris Johnson.
Ms Sturgeon insisted her resignation was not in response to the „latest period of pressure“, which has included controversies over gender reforms, trans prisoners and the strategy on independence.
Zur weltweit wichtigsten Expertenkonferenz zur Sicherheitspolitik werden von morgen bis Sonntag rund 40 Staats- und Regierungschefs und -chefinnen und rund 100 Minister und Ministerinnen in München erwartet. US-Präsident Biden reist nicht an, wird kommende Woche aber zu einem Besuch in Polen erwartet.