FLYNN'S GOT TORY MPs IN HIS POCKET

Nats' Westminster leader admits wind-up

- ANDREW QUINN

STEPHEN Flynn has revealed the subtle way he winds up the Tories at Westminster.

The SNP's Westminster leader always keeps one hand in his pocket while he quizzes Rishi Sunak during Prime Minister's Questions.

He told the Record he does it "to keep the Tories there".

The practice has caused uproar from the Tory benches, with MPs often shouting at him while he speaks.

Flynn has said he didn't intentionally put his hand in his pocket at first, but has kept doing so because it is causing Tory uproar.

In football, the term "in his pocket" is usually used to describe when a defender has dominated the player that they are marking.

When asked if he was keeping his hand in his pocket to wind up the Conservatives, Flynn said: "Yeah. They're still shouting about it.

They were shouting about it today.