'Ruth Davidson project is dead' says Scottish Labour leader

The transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on Labour's gains in elections, particularly in Scotland and Glasgow. It highlights the decline of the SNP and Conservatives, the importance of coalition building, and the need for investment in public services. The Labour Party's progress and future strategies are emphasized, along with the role of the Greens in local politics.

What are the key factors that contributed to the Labour Party's gains in the recent elections?

How has the SNP administration been perceived in terms of its performance in Glasgow?

What strategies does the speaker suggest for building a coalition to challenge the current government?

In what ways does the speaker believe the Labour Party can continue to make progress in future elections?

What are the implications of the recent election results for Scottish politics according to the speaker?