Douglas Ross to resign as leader of Scottish Conservatives
BBC Local News: North-East Scotland and Northern Isles -- He will carry on in the role until after the election and will resign as an MSP if he is re-elected to Westminster.
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Douglas Ross to resign as leader of Scottish Conservatives
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