Scottish Labour holds its annual conference

The video discusses the historical dominance of the Labour Party in Glasgow, known as Red Clydeside, and the challenges it faces from the rising popularity of the SNP, fueled by the independence referendum. It highlights the upcoming local council elections as a critical test for Jeremy Corbyn and Labour's influence in Scotland. The video also addresses local issues in Glasgow, such as housing and jobs, and speculates on Labour's future in Scottish politics, considering the SNP's control of the Scottish Parliament and its impact on Labour's traditional stronghold.

What historical significance does the term 'Red Clydeside' have in relation to the Labour Party in Glasgow?

What challenges is the Labour Party facing in Glasgow according to the text?

How has the independence referendum impacted the support for the SNP in Glasgow?

What does the text suggest about Jeremy Corbyn's connection with Scotland?

What are the key local issues that matter to the people of Glasgow as mentioned in the text?