‘We shouldn't have hungry children in Scotland in 2018’ — Corbyn
SCOTLAND “shouldn’t have hungry children in 2018,” Jeremy Corbyn has said ahead of his visit today to a council-run holiday meal scheme.
The Labour leader said Holyrood “desperately needs” a Labour government, which would unlock the potential of devolution.
Mr Corbyn is on a tour of Scotland, accompanied by the party’s Scottish leader Richard Leonard.
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