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Anas Sarwar says his party no longer has confidence in this Scottish Government

The move goes further than the Tories' motion of no confidence in Humza Yousaf as it would require the First Minister to stand down if it passed.

The party's candidate, Mary Hume, is running in the Kilwinning by-election next month.

SCOTTISH Labour leader, Anas Sarwar, has said that the country should do its own version of the Cass review on gender services, reported The Times. Sarwar encouraged the Scottish government to detail its reaction to the report concerning…

SCOTTISH Labour leader, Anas Sarwar, has said that the country should do its own version of the Cass review on… Continue reading Anas Sarwar urges Scotland to launch review on gender services

Scottish Labour says previous UK governments have taken action for international law being broken

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar was speaking to the STUC congress in Dundee.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar was speaking to the STUC congress in Dundee.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar was speaking to the STUC congress in Dundee.

The Scottish Labour leader will say his party’s policies will put power into the hands of working people

The Scottish Labour leader will stress his party’s plans to strengthen workers’ rights after the election in a speech to the Scottish Trades Union Congress on Monday.

The Scottish Labour leader responded after his party suspended two politicians.

EXCLUSIVE: Scottish Labour believes it can take advantage of discontent among voters on the tax at the general election.

Record View writes that Anas Sarwar is correct to question whether anyone earning £28k or more in Scotland pays more tax than elsewhere in the UK, but he and his party must explain how else they would raise much-needed funds for public…

EXCLUSIVE: Anas Sarwar told the Record he stood by his party's support for hate crime laws but insisted they should have included misogyny.

Scottish Labour leader echoes call by London mayor Sadiq Khan for halt over conduct of war in Gaza

The Scottish Labour leader said he had not raised the issue with Starmer but promised to "add it to the list".

The Scottish Labour leader said he would amend the Hate Crime Act but not repeal it if he were first minister.

Anas Sarwar blasted the First Minister for overseeing a £196m cut to the Government's housing budget at a time 10,000 children are stuck in temporary accommodation.

The Scottish Labour leader told the Record that a "meaningful housing plan" would be "front and centre" of his party's manifesto at the next Holyrood election.