Reform UK's Migration Billboard Sparks Controversy

0:00European news, powered by AI. This is Europe News Today. I'm Corey with the story. Reform UK Scotland just dropped a billboard campaign that stirring up major heat in the Holyrood election race. They're rolling out vans in Glasgow's East Inn showing non-white migrants on small boats with slogans like, Scotland is at breaking point and Glasgow. As the UK's illegal migrant capital, leader Malcolm offered says only they can stop it. Here this week, Scottish Labour's Anna Sarwar slammed a straight up race baiting, especially after reforms pass at accused them of prioritizing the Pakistani community over others. Sarwar says this tactic blocks real change and has no place in politics. Meanwhile, first Minister John Swinney and the Senp jumped in, calling the ads racist and demanding Metapoldum offline. But Sarwar fired back at Swinney too, accusing him of twisting reforms attacks to claim Labour might cut a deal with them post-election. Reforms defending hard, with candidate Thomas Kerr saying, small boat arrivals head north

1:05for better benefits like social housing. Sarwar is crystal clear though, no packs, no deals, no coalitions with reform. As the campaign ramps up, these clashes highlight deep divides on migration and alliances, with everyone pointing fingers ahead of the vote.