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Anas Sarwar and Douglas Ross explain their parties' positions on immigration during interviews on BBC Scotland's Sunday Show.

EXCLUSIVE: The Labour leader said he would expect Sarwar to make his views known to him on the subject.

Mr Sarwar made the comments as he launched his party’s general election manifesto

The Scottish Labour leader described change north of the Border as a "two-stage process" which involved removing both the Tories and SNP.

The Scottish Labour leader said Scots "need a change of direction at Holyrood as much as we need one at Westminster".

Anas Sarwar will set out his two-part push for power at Westminster and Holyrood with a manifesto pledge to “look after young people from cradle to career”.

Anas Sarwar was confronted by a party member over privatisation plans.

Anas Sarwar was challenged by a member of the audience during a BBC debate.

Anas Sarwar was challenged by a member of the audience during a BBC debate.

Anas Sarwar was challenged by a member of the audience during a BBC debate.

The SNP and Scottish Labour leaders clashed over austerity.

Leaders of Scotland’s five main political parties clash during live TV debate

Anas Sarwar said a Labour government would back life sciences and ‘world-leading’ medical research in Scotland.

Anas Sarwar said a Labour government would back life sciences and ‘world-leading’ medical research in Scotland.

Anas Sarwar said a Labour government would back life sciences and ‘world-leading’ medical research in Scotland.

Scottish Labour said they hoped to win seats across the country as the Conservative election campaign was plunged into its latest crisis.

Writing in his Daily Record column, the Scottish Labour leader said he understands why so many Scots were looking for "an escape route" from this "rotten Tory government".

The Scottish Labour leader said his party's plans would deliver a just transition for the North East ahead of a visit to Aberdeen.

The Scottish Labour leader said "we need to match our immigration system with our skills system" while making an election campaign visit in Scotstoun.

The Record revealed a pro-private school campaign group urged parents to sign up to state schools as a "demonstration".