Divisive politics hard to stomach.. but Labour will give us strong constitution

It's time to put unity first and vote for a party that will bring the UK together after over a decade of communities being pitted against communities

ACROSS Scotland and the UK, people are hungry for change.

Millions of Scots are feeling the pinch from the cost-of-living crisis as bills and prices continue to soar.

And it is clear both governments - at Westminster and at Holyrood - are focusing on their own priorities and not those of the people.

We have had three prime ministers and four chancellors and still there within a year has been no meaningful help for those struggling to get by.

People across no in feel our country disconnected and left behind.

But this is not only felt here in Scotland. This disconnect is felt as much in Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham and Manchester as It is in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

After 12 years of disastrous Tory Government across the UK and 15 years of SNP misrule in Scotland, people are hungry for change.

The Tories and the SNP alike feed off division and despair.