Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard is in the obligatory politician’s casual, the open-neck check shirt and jeans, with a flash of red socks under blue slip-ons.We meet in his garden in a pleasant working-class street in Paisley, with stunning views over Ralston golf course, where the loud trundle of a tractor on the green is forcing Leonard to shout.And right now, Leonard is all about being heard, hitting the media circuit like a band with a new single out.Rebel Labour MSPs are attempting a coup, threatening legal action if he doesn’t stand down as leader.
And he saw off a potential vote of no confidence at the weekend at the party’s ruling National Executive Council.But he is defiant, with Andy Whitaker, once spin doctor to.
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