Can Scottish Labour heal a fractured nation?
Anas Sarwar’s party could usher in a new era of collaborative politics with the Liberal Democrats and others.
ByAnas Sarwar’s party could usher in a new era of collaborative politics with the Liberal Democrats and others.
ByThe Scottish Labour leader on why defeating the SNP depends on his party delivering at Westminster.
ByTo justify the hype, Scottish Labour must win around half of the SNP’s seats at the general election.
ByContradictory polls are explained by different estimates of the scale of defections from the SNP to Scottish Labour.
ByAs voters look for an alternative, it’s no longer enough for Anas Sarwar’s party to simply talk down the SNP.
ByScottish Labour should learn from the SNP’s fatal obsession with strategies and consultations.
ByWhat the result means for the next general election and Scottish independence.
The party’s victory in the Rutherglen & Hamilton West by-election is a turning point.
ByAnas Sarwar is looking to exploit SNP weakness on the economy.
ByAnas Sarwar can position himself as the alternative to the SNP’s legacy of half-baked, over-budget policies.
ByLabour’s refusal to scrap the two-child benefit cap is a test of the Scottish party’s independence.
ByFor some Scots, a Starmer government will be their last shot at making the UK work.
ByIf Sturgeon places anything above Scottish independence, it is her personal integrity.
ByAfter 16 years of SNP government, firms north of the border are increasingly impressed by Anas Sarwar’s party.
ByLabour’s revival and the SNP’s implosion means the Tories must now be more than the “party of the Union”.
ByIt is difficult to see the point of this frightened and confused SNP administration – even on its own terms.
ByThe Scottish Labour leader on Brexit, trans rights and how Keir Starmer can win the next election.
ByThe Scottish government’s decision not to extend free school meals to all secondary pupils could mark a turning point.
ByAlmost 25 years on from devolution, the Scottish government has too often been unambitious and self-interested.
ByAs the SNP implodes, Anas Sarwar is quietly ensuring his party is prepared for power.
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