Scottish Labour party elects Anas Sarwar as new leader

Edinburgh

Scottish Labour named Anas Sarwar as their new leader on Saturday, ahead of an election for the country’s devolved parliament in May.

Anas, a Glasgow member of the Scottish parliament, succeeds Richard Leonard who resigned in January.

He is the son of Punjab Governor Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar, who was the UK’s first-ever Muslim MP and held the Glasgow Central seat for Labour between 1997 and 2010 — until his son Anas succeeded him, according to the BBC.

Opposition Labour’s fortunes have flagged in Scotland with the Scottish National Party the dominant force.

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