Burnham says there are ‘big decisions’ ahead on making council tax fairer – UK politics live

The Guardian reports: Scotland's Labour party is searching for a new permanent leader following its worst-ever election result this past May. Contender Monica Lennon has criticized outgoing leader Keir Starmer for staying on, calling his response 'selfish and stubborn.' Scottish Labour has been losing ground since nineteen ninety-nine, and Lennon argues the leadership's mishandling has deepened the damage. Former leader Anas Sarwar has since left Parliament to take a Lords seat and a business minister role, signaling the party's broader reshuffling.

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