THE SNP has been accused of using "obscene" negative tactics in its battle to win Glasgow in May's local elections, after deploying statistics about dead babies to attack Labour.
But another SNP delegate suggested Labour was doing "shady deals" with "people of ill-repute" in the city.
Allison Hunter, leader of the SNP group on Glasgow City Council, cited the city's infant mortality rates in her speech to the SNP's spring conference during a debate about the forthcoming council elections.
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