The Labour leader pitched to SNP supporters following his party's win in Rutherglen and Hamilton West.
", including those who voted Yes to independence, as he pitched to SNP supporters following his party's by-election win.has also led to an SNP MP warning his party should not turn into a "fundamentalist tribute act".
Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf said on Friday that his party must take the result "on the chin" and promised to regroup.He added: "What happened here in this constituency, in this by-election, is historic because we ran a positive case for change by a changed Scottish Labour party, working with a changed Labour Party, and people came out in their thousands."
Writing in The Scotsman, former SNP frontbencher Stewart McDonald warned his party should not respond to the defeat with an "emotional spasm".Credit: PA Any strategy should not be an "emotional spasm", he said, arguing: "There are no victories in becoming a fundamentalist tribute act. Just look at the Tories."
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