Anas Sarwar says prime minister’s missteps have left party clear underdogs in run-up to May election
Keir Starmer and senior ministers have been urged by Scottish Labour to “stay behind their doors” in Whitehall to avoid turning the next Holyrood election into a referendum on UK government failures.
Anas Sarwar, the leader of Scottish Labour, said the prime minister’s policy failures and missteps had left voters “angry, frustrated and impatient”, leaving his party clear underdogs before May’s election.
Source: Scottish Labour urges Starmer to stay out of Holyrood race as UK woes hit party ratings
