Anas Sarwar announces £1 homes plan and 'Amazon tax' as he reaches out to SNP voters in conference speech
Anas Sarwar has promised to introduce an Amazon tax and homes for £1 as he pitched Labour as an alternative Government to the SNP.
But he took aim at the senior SNP figures tipped to succeed her, including Health Secretary Humza Yousaf, Constitution Secretary Angus Robertson, Justice Secretary Keith Brown and Finance Secretary Kate Forbes. “Because this isn’t as good as it gets. You deserve better. Scotland deserves better. Change is possible.”
“It would give them a government-backed loan to transform them into homes that will be lived in and loved.” “He now aspires to be the worst First Minister on record. The lack of self-awareness might be considered by clinicians to be delusional.”
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