Monica Lennon has signalled she is willing to pursue the leadership of Scottish Labour as her party prepares for a possible change at the top. Speaking to the Sunday Mail, Lennon said the party faces “oblivion” unless it delivers “radical and fast change,” and indicated she will put herself forward for the role. Other reports describe Lennon as a leading contender to replace Anas Sarwar, who is expected to move to the House of Lords. The coverage also notes that Lennon is not currently a Member of the Scottish Parliament, and frames her as one of the favourites in the leadership contest. Several outlets report her stance as not ruled out, rather than a definitive confirmation, highlighting that the leadership race context remains linked to Sarwar’s anticipated departure. Overall, the articles agree that Lennon is publicly positioning herself around the leadership vacancy and tying her potential bid to a call for rapid political change within Scottish Labour.