SNP claims ‘nothing of substance for Scotland’ from likely PM Andy Burnham

SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan criticized likely Labour PM successor Andy Burnham, saying his policies offer "nothing of substance for Scotland." Burnham's speech in Manchester, where he outlined his vision for the UK, failed to impress the SNP, which sees it as missing key opportunities to address Scottish interests. This comes amid ongoing debates about the future of the UK's political landscape and the SNP's push for greater Scottish autonomy, highlighting the party's frustration with perceived indifference from potential Labour leadership. The criticism underscores the SNP's ongoing concern that Labour's agenda doesn't sufficiently prioritize Scotland's needs.