VOTERS DON'T KEIR ABOUT SARWAR RIFT

But party still damaged by leaders' battle

- BY PAUL HUTCHEON

SCOTS have swung behind Anas Sarwar over his call for Keir Starmer to quit as Prime Minister.

A new poll has found a majority believing it was the right move by the Scottish Labour leader.

But his decision has not shifted support for his struggling party, with Labour still in third place for the Holyrood election.

Sarwar stunned observers last Monday after he staged an unscheduled press conference urging Starmer to go. He claimed the PM had made too many mistakes and called new leadership in Downing Street.

But his stance divided his party as Scottish Labour MPs lined up to support Starmer.