🔴 Anas Sarwar to warn SNP MPs 'no seat is safe', promises Labour will put the country first

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Oct 9, 2023

Good morning readers and welcome to a brand new week.

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Premium: Anas Sarwar to warn SNP MPs 'no seat is safe'
World: Israel declares war on Hamas as death toll rises
Football: Steven Davis addresses Rangers future as he responds to critical fan banner
Film: Steve Coogan on playing Jimmy Saville in harrowing drama The Reckoning
Premium: New Ukraine ambassador wore kilt for first meeting with Zelenskyhttps://www.scotsman.com/news/national/new-ukraine-ambassador-wore-a-kilt-for-first-meeting-with-zelensky-4364360

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Graham Falk


	Anas Sarwar to warn SNP MPs 'no seat is safe' and promise Labour will put the country first

	The Scottish Labour leader will claim his party can beat the SNP because Humza Yousaf's party no longer puts Scotland first.

Anas Sarwar to warn SNP MPs 'no seat is safe' and promise Labour will put the country first

Afghanistan earthquake: Taliban - ‘at least' 2000 dead in country's fourth largest city

Afghanistan earthquake: Taliban - ‘at least' 2000 dead in country's fourth largest city

Take a deep dive into the Scottish housing market in new Property Podcast

The first edition of our new Scotsman Property podcast is now available, made in partnership with DJ Alexander.

Promoted by DJ Alexander

Scotsman Letters: Focus on mitigating effects of climate crisis rather than obsessing over net zero

Scotsman Letters: Focus on mitigating effects of climate crisis rather than obsessing over net zero

The media can help 'little guy' hold powerful to account - Kirsteen MacDonald

The media can help 'little guy' hold powerful to account - Kirsteen MacDonald

It’s wise to keep legal costs down - Steven Smart

It’s wise to keep legal costs down - Steven Smart

The civil court rules they are a-changin’ - Andrew Stevenson

The civil court rules they are a-changin’ - Andrew Stevenson

Passion: Watching the detectives - why crime drama kills reality TV every time

Passion: Watching the detectives - why crime drama kills reality TV every time

'The third quarter ended with a fresh contraction in business activity': poor demand weighs on Scottish private sector

'The third quarter ended with a fresh contraction in business activity': poor demand weighs on Scottish private sector

Leader: Greens blamed for SNP losing ground to Labour

Leader: Greens blamed for SNP losing ground to Labour

SNP and Tories' grip on power faces an existential threat – Christine Jardine

SNP and Tories' grip on power faces an existential threat – Christine Jardine

Historic, iconic Cumbrian courthouse suffers partial collapse into river

Historic, iconic Cumbrian courthouse suffers partial collapse into river



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