Neil Findlay fights back against SNP claims
Labour leftwinger offers truly radical agenda
Scottish Labour leadership contender Neil Findlay said yesterday that he wanted his party to “walk the walk” — in a direct challenge to SNP First Minister-in-waiting Nicola Sturgeon.
The left-wing Lothians MSP said the SNP deputy leader’s attempts to woo disaffected Labour voters were “all talk”
Mr Findlay said: “Ms Sturgeon’s plan is to sound like the Labour Party even though her policies are increasing inequality and costing jobs in councils and cutting college places up and down Scotland.
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