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John Swinney defends £45,000 business-class flights to World Cup

John Swinney is under fire for spending over £45,000 on business-class flights to the World Cup. He traveled with two aides, while others opted for more economical options. Despite the backlash, Swinney claims efforts were made to minimize...

BBC News· Aug 20, 2026 · 12:55 PM · 2 views

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John Swinney is under fire for spending over £45,000 on business-class flights to the World Cup. He traveled with two aides, while others opted for more economical options. Despite the backlash, Swinney claims efforts were made to minimize costs.

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