Labour is on course for its worst result in an election in 116 years in May as Scottish voters desert it, a new poll suggests. Against a backdrop of major dislike for Keir Starmer, Anas Sarwar's party is on course to take just 15 per cent of the vote in the Scottish Parliament election. A survey by YouGov today suggests it will remain the third largest party at Holyrood, but with Reform forming the largest opposition group to the Scottish National Party, also leapfrogging the Tories. She dismissed suggestions from SNP First Minister John Swinney that Sir Keir will no longer be Prime Minister if Labour poll badly in Scotland and Wales in May. Baroness Morgan could see her party reduced from its current 29 seats to just eight, becoming just the third largest party.