Michael Marra seeks to reform Labour's policymaking while operating within Scotland's devolved government structure.
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Updated sep 28
The latest in this situation
- Marra's devolution proposals received backing from figures like Bev Craig, using Liverpool and Rotherham as examples.
- Michael Marra advocated for cost of living support and discussed cooperation on drug reform in Scotland.
- Marra opposes independence/referendum, contrasting with the party's support for the right to decide.
- Michael Marra, the Scottish Labour leader, shifted his views and hailed acceptance of Scottish self-determination.
- Michael Marra, leader of the UK Union, expresses reservations about the term 'Unionist'.
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What happened
Michael Marra seeks to reform Labour's policymaking while operating within Scotland's devolved government structure.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Marra's devolution proposals received backing from figures like Bev Craig, using Liverpool and Rotherham as examples.1 source
- Michael Marra advocated for cost of living support and discussed cooperation on drug reform in Scotland.Sub-event
- Michael Marra seeks to recreate Scottish Labour as a national party.Sub-event
Michael Marra is pushing for reforms to Labour's policymaking in Scotland.1 source
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The entities involved
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Michael Marra
Scottish politician
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Scottish Parliament
devolved parliament of Scotland
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Scottish Government
devolved government of Scotland