For decades Labour has regarded itself as the natural party of government in Scotland, the party that embodied the Scots instinct for decency and fairness.
It is a measure of just how low Labour's fortunes have fallen in the wake of its drubbing in the Holyrood elections that in The Herald today one of the party's senior figures describes the current state of Scottish politics as tantamount to one-party rule by the Scottish National Party.
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For decades Labour has regarded itself as the natural party of government in Scotland, the party that embodied the Scots instinct for decency and fairness.
It is a measure of just how low Labour's fortunes have fallen in the wake of its drubbing in the Holyrood elections that in The Herald today one of the party's senior figures describes the current state of Scottish politics as tantamount to one-party rule by the Scottish National Party.
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