Anas Sarwar, the leader of the Scottish Labour Party, has publicly called for the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, citing a series of mistakes made during Starmer's leadership. This statement came during a press conference where Sarwar expressed concerns about the party's direction and governance under Starmer.

In recent days, pressure on Starmer has intensified, particularly concerning the party's handling of controversies involving former cabinet minister Peter Mandelson, who resigned from the Labour Party to avoid further drama linked to his connections with Jeffery Epstein, a convicted sex offender. This incident has sparked dissent among lower-ranking Labour MPs, who are increasingly vocal about their dissatisfaction with Starmer's management.

Sarwar's call to action highlights the rifts within the Labour Party and raises questions about Starmer’s ability to unify the party and address ongoing issues. The growing discontent among party members could have significant implications for Labour's future direction as they prepare for upcoming elections and strive to maintain public confidence.