SNP and Labour Discuss Possibility of Collaboration
The Scottish National Party (SNP) has reached out to Labour for talks on potential collaboration following the general election, leading to concerns about a "dirty deal" being made.
Shared Interests and Potential Agreements
First Minister Humza Yousaf of the SNP has expressed a desire to explore shared interests with Labour, including rejoining the EU's trade bloc and holding another independence referendum.
Tories Express Concern over Potential Deal
The Conservative Party has raised alarms about the possibility of a "dirty deal" emerging from talks between the SNP and Labour.
Yousaf's Appeal to Keir Starmer
Humza Yousaf has stated that he believes Keir Starmer will be the next Prime Minister and is willing to work with an incoming Labour government.
Labour's Response
Labour has not yet confirmed whether Keir Starmer will accept the invitation for talks from Humza Yousaf.
Tory Criticisms of Potential Collaboration
The Tories have criticized the SNP-Labour talks, warning that a Labour government supported by the SNP could put the union at risk and potentially lead to rejoining the EU.
Fears for the Union and Tax Burden
A Tory source has expressed concerns about the impact of SNP-Labour talks on the union and the potential for increased taxes to fund Labour's spending plans.
Current Polling Numbers
Labour is currently ahead of the Conservative government in the polls.
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