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Joe Fagan will lift Scottish Labour council coalitions ban if elected leader

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Joe Fagan will lift Scottish Labour council coalitions ban if elected leader
The Scotsman
The Scotsman20 mins ago
Joe Fagan will lift Scottish Labour council coalitions ban if elected leader
The South Scotland MSP also took a swipe at former leader Anas Sarwar and leadership rival Michael Marra for having “sat on the sidelines” on the Scottish Budget rather than forcing concessions from the SNP.
The Herald
The Herald6 hrs ago
Leadership hopeful Joe Fagan: Scottish Labour must be bold in wake of election defeat
Joe Fagan said the party must now look to ‘shape what happens next’.
Monica Lennon unveils plan to oust Jackie Baillie as Scottish Labour's deputy leader
A SCOTTISH Labour leadership candidate has unveiled a plan to oust Jackie Baillie as deputy leader.
Daily Record
Daily Record1 days ago
Scots understand Monica Lennon and her values - that's why she should be next Labour leader
Writing for the Record, Falkirk MP Euan Stainbank backs Monica Lennon to become the next leader of Scottish Labour.
BBC Politics
BBC Politics1 days ago
Scottish Labour leader hopefuls warn against party divisions
Monica Lennon, Joe Fagan and Michael Marra are competing to fill the post vacated by Anas Sarwar.
Morning Star
Morning Star2 days ago
Campaign for Socialism backs Lennon for Scottish Labour leader
THE Scottish Labour Campaign for Socialism (CFS) has thrown its support behind Monica Lennon’s bid for leadership with a call for “a definitive break from the failed politics of Anas Sarwar and Jackie Baillie.” While not one of the formal nomination candidates required to get on the ballot paper ahead of Monday’s deadl
NZ Herald
NZ Herald🏁 first to report3 days ago
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