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SCOTS have been urged to “end the Tory nightmare” as the UK’s leading polling guru said the chances of a Rishi Sunak win were less than “lightning striking twice in the same place”.

The Scottish Labour leader said the end of Tory rule at Westminster would "depress" John Swinney and the SNP.

The Labour leader accused the Conservatives of presiding over 14 years of "economic turmoil and human suffering across Scotland".

ANAS Sarwar is on course to lead the biggest party in Scotland at the end of the week, but still insists: “It’s squeaky bum time.”

Mr Sarwar said the Harland and Wolff site in Methil, Fife, has ‘huge potential’.

Mr Sarwar said the Harland and Wolff site in Methil, Fife, has ‘huge potential’.

Mr Sarwar said the Harland and Wolff site in Methil, Fife, has ‘huge potential’.

ANAS Sarwar has revealed he questioned if Labour could ever win again in Scotland – as he edges closer to ousting the SNP as top dogs at the General Election.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar spoke out with one week to go until the General Election on July 4.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar spoke out with one week to go until the General Election on July 4.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar spoke out with one week to go until the General Election on July 4.

The party leader spoke out as the General Election betting scandal widened.

The party leader spoke out as the General Election betting scandal widened.

The party leader spoke out as the General Election betting scandal widened.

The Scottish Labour leader will set out how his party will help working families as he campaigns in the run up to next week’s General Election.

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".