Labour could scoop almost two dozen seats from SNP at next general election, poll finds

Keir Starmer's Labour could scoop almost two dozen seats from the SNP in Scotland at the next general election, a new analysis has found.

The survey by YouGov finds "serious cause for concern" for Humza Yousaf's party north of the border, with the SNP facing a loss of 27 constituencies.

But it also suggests the SNP - led by Nicola Sturgeon until her resignation in March - could win the seat of Moray that is held by the Tories' leader in Scotland, Douglas Ross.