Scottish Labour leadership contest hit by candidate blocking claims
Scottish Labour's leadership race faces turmoil after frontrunner Michael Marra was accused of attempting to keep rival Monica Lennon off the ballot.
The Scottish Labour Party's leadership contest has entered turmoil amid allegations that frontrunner Michael Marra attempted to prevent rival Monica Lennon from appearing on the ballot. Reports indicate that Marra conducted briefings with party parliamentarians to limit support for Lennon, who is seeking the necessary nominations from MSPs and MPs. Marra is campaigning to succeed outgoing leader Anas Sarwar. The allegations have led to claims of internal manipulation, causing tension among Labour lawmakers in both Holyrood and Westminster as the nomination process continues.
Sources: The Herald.