Anas Sarwar repeatedly blamed the SNP when bin workers went on strike in Glasgow. It's only fair that he be confronted with the situation in Labour run Birmingham and asked why the bin strike there isn't Labour's fault. He can't have it both ways ... can he?

The government not even being an option is ridiculous.

When Labour are forced to do a U-turn on the two child benefit cap, which feels like it’s coming. We’ll remember that Zarah Sultana lost the whip for voting against it and Wes Streeting shamefully accused her of “showboating” and “performance art”.

I lost the Labour whip for voting to scrap the 2 Child Limit. I am pleased that so many people, including Gordon Brown, are now calling for it to go as well. Labour needs to get back to being the party that tackles poverty not one that creates more poverty with benefit cuts.

Video 1: Keir Starmer criticises the Tories for cutting £20 from welfare saying it will push the vulnerable into poverty Video 2: Now Keir is in power he defends cutting up to £12,000 a year from welfare 🙃 The Labour Party Keir Starmer

Pro-Labour The Sunday Mail's Hannah Rodger & the pro-Labour The Daily Record's Paul Hutcheon invited by BBC Scotland to 'review' First Minister's Questions. Who're the BBC trying to kid by inviting pro-Labour client journalists from pro-Labour newspapers for 'impartial reviews'?

The interesting thing about this article is how the BBC again used England as the benchmark for excellence when reporting on the Welsh NHS. The main thrust of the article is how Labour is failing in Wales. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

NEW: 'Not a penny' of Labour's pledged £200m for Grangemouth has yet materialised

The forgotten bin strike. Imagine this was in SNP run Glasgow? There’d be a vote of no confidence in John Swinney by now. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

When John Swinney called out Reform’s racism it was implied he was calling Reform voters racist. Now it’s Sarwar doing it the media tone has changed. Anas now needs to be challenged on Starmer’s racist overtones. He doesn’t get to ignore his own party’s culpability.

‘Cruel’ That’s how Gordon Brown describes Labour’s two-child benefit cap. Why is he wrong, and Keir Starmer right?

The Labour candidate isn’t turning up to the TV debate. His excuse? Chapping doors… at 10:30pm🤔 Labour has totally given up.

Fresh from making Starmer mimic Farage with disastrous results, Morgan McSweeney is now refusing to allow Starmer to scrap the two-child benefit cap

When energy bills come down in July they’ll still be £150 higher than when Labour came to power.

Wales’ FM has said Starmer’s immigration plans will damage Wales. Meanwhile Anas Sarwar does as he’s told. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Gets murkier by the day. How did a former career officer at GCC end up with so many diverse and varied business interests, and in areas seemingly outwith his expertise ? It's a mystery so it is. theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Tomorrow's front page 📰 '£1m Labour think tank donations linked to private health firms'

Labour’s child poverty plan delayed. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Anas Sarwar has refused to say if he supports the RAF conducting surveillance flights over Gaza and sharing information with Israel thenational.scot/news/25188582.…