Severin Carrell

And there were, of course, the luxury watches.

There were luxury pens.

There were the Lalique salt and pepper grinders.

There were also iPads, Kindles.

Xbox games, a copy of Grand Theft Auto, where he could play a criminal.

And then he also spent £160 buying a very beautifully embellished Folio Society edition of Hannah Arendt's The Origins of Totalitarianism.

And alongside that,

you had some very odd things.

I mean, he also would have paid £75 for the complete seasons one and two DVDs of Borgin, Nicola Sturgeon's favourite television series.

He bought a box set of Sherlock Holmes.

He bought a robotic lawnmower that cost £3,000.

And the police indictment said that included installation as well, folks.

It was almost as if you had a teenager.

funding their entertainment habits and a lavish lifestyle on somebody else's credit card.

But also in there, there were times where you saw that Murrell was actually buying gifts for people.

I don't know, I just... He presented it to her as a present and she wore it very proudly ever since.

She even matched her clothing, the outfits that she wore, to go with the colouring of the pendant.

This whole affair is about her private life, not about her political life.

No.

And I think that's why she was so emotional about it.