Why the Budget has cheered Scottish Labour
The SNP can no longer claim that little divides Keir Starmer’s government from the Conservatives.
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Can the SNP and Labour learn to work together?
The talk at Holyrood is of greater collaboration across the chamber in a new political era.
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Who’s really winning in Scotland?
A poll putting the SNP ahead has not stopped Scottish Labour increasing its number of target seats to the mid-30s.
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Can Keir Starmer prove the Union works for Scotland?
Labour has made a series of overtures in its manifesto.
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Want to be a Conservative MP? Come to Scotland
Voters anxious about the Union could help save the party from oblivion.
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The SNP’s U-turn on oil and gas is a challenge to Labour
Keir Starmer’s party may look like it has failed to choose Scotland’s side in the energy debate.
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Scottish MPs will be central to a Starmer government
Labour will have to move quickly to prove to Scottish voters that their support matters.
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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.
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Anas Sarwar: I can’t afford an “unpopular” Labour government
The Scottish Labour leader on why defeating the SNP depends on his party delivering at Westminster.
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Is Anas Sarwar ready?
To justify the hype, Scottish Labour must win around half of the SNP’s seats at the general election.
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Is Labour or the SNP leading in Scotland?
Contradictory polls are explained by different estimates of the scale of defections from the SNP to Scottish Labour.
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What would Scottish Labour do?
As voters look for an alternative, it’s no longer enough for Anas Sarwar’s party to simply talk down the SNP.
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Scotland needs to stop talking and start doing
Scottish Labour should learn from the SNP’s fatal obsession with strategies and consultations.
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Labour takes Rutherglen: the end of SNP domination?
What the result means for the next general election and Scottish independence.
Labour has finally ended the age of SNP hegemony
The party’s victory in the Rutherglen & Hamilton West by-election is a turning point.
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The battle for Scotland’s business vote
Anas Sarwar is looking to exploit SNP weakness on the economy.
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Scottish Labour must do less, better
Anas Sarwar can position himself as the alternative to the SNP’s legacy of half-baked, over-budget policies.
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Can Anas Sarwar stand up to Keir Starmer?
Labour’s refusal to scrap the two-child benefit cap is a test of the Scottish party’s independence.
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Can Labour really save the Union?
For some Scots, a Starmer government will be their last shot at making the UK work.
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Nicola Sturgeon could lose all that she holds dearest
If Sturgeon places anything above Scottish independence, it is her personal integrity.
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