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5 days ago · “Anas Sarwar is content to defend the indefensible, whether that be the two-child cap that is pushing 87,000 children into poverty or the withdrawal of the Winter Fuel Payment from 860,000 Scottish pensioners.”
4 days ago · He added: “Anas Sarwar is content to defend the indefensible, whether that be the two-child cap that is pushing 87,000 children into poverty or the withdrawal of the Winter Fuel Payment from ...
5 days ago · “Anas Sarwar is content to defend the indefensible, whether that be the two-child cap that is pushing 87,000 children into poverty or the withdrawal of the Winter Fuel Payment from 860,000 Scottish pensioners.”
5 days ago · The Scottish Labour leader has set his sights on beating the SNP at Holyrood as he proclaimed to the UK party conference: "Things can and they will get better.". However, the Tories accused jubilant Anas Sarwar of "crowing" about the result of the general election in Scotland and the Nats said he was "content to defend the indefensible" over the winter fuel payment.
5 days ago · Anas Sarwar [above] can’t tell us. But he’s very happy to point out that it could come from somewhere but he won’t say where. “So Anas Sarwar is trying to shore up Labour’s credibility in Scotland but of course people in Scotland aren’t daft and they realise that he is the principal defender here of the indefensible at Westminster.
May 6, 2023 · “Independence is one of those issues that will never go away”: Anas Sarwar on the fight over Scotland. The Scottish Labour leader on Brexit, trans rights and how Keir Starmer can win the next election. By Anoosh Chakelian. Photo by Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert / Alamy. On a clammy Edinburgh afternoon, the corridors of the Scottish Parliament felt airless.
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Oct 10, 2023 · He has proposed the Scottish government should seek independence negotiations with the UK government if the SNP wins the most seats in Scotland at the next general election.
