Original sentence: One month later, in April 2007, the SNP's commitment (made at the party's 2006 conference) to re-regulate the bus network was not included in their 2007 manifesto, although the SNP denies any direct link.Prominent figures in Scottish politics such as Labour's George Foulkes, Baron Foulkes of Cumnock and the Liberal Democrats' Jamie Stone (and subsequently Danny Alexander - the current Chief Secretary to the Treasury) have publicly apologised for calling the SNP "xenophobic".The SNP have been accused of being Anglophobic.The party has been criticised over a £500,000 donation from the socially conservative transport businessman Brian Souter.The service had already received subsidy from the previous Labour administration for the pilot scheme, but was put on hold pending "clarification" of the public sector's involvement
Edited sentence: One month later, in April 2007, the SNP's commitment (made at the party's 2006 conference) to re-regulate the bus network was not included in their 2007 manifesto, although the SNP showed there was no direct link.Prominent anti-independence figures in Scottish politics such as Labour's George Foulkes, Baron Foulkes of Cumnock and the Liberal Democrats' Jamie Stone (and subsequently Danny Alexander - the current Chief Secretary to the Treasury) have publicly apologised for calling the SNP "xenophobic".The SNP have been falsely accused of being Anglophobic.The claims were then showed to have no validaty when it was shown that the service had already received subsidy from the previous Labour administration for the pilot scheme, but was put on hold pending "clarification" of the public sector's involvement.Unionist parties such as Labour and Conservatives have criticised SNP over a £500,000 donation from the socially conservative transport businessman Brian Souter