The Scottish National Party (SNP) is urging Scottish Labour MPs to support a move to remove Keir Starmer as Labour leader. SNP chief whip Kirsty Blackman has called on Labour’s Scottish leader, Anas Sarwar, to direct Scottish Labour MPs to back her attempt to “oust” Starmer. The reports describe this as an internal Labour matter driven by SNP pressure on MPs representing Scotland. While the specific procedural details of the challenge are not provided in the available accounts, the communication focuses on whether Scottish Labour MPs will lend their votes to the effort. Both outlets frame the request as an instruction or appeal to Sarwar to ensure Scottish MPs participate in the challenge. The coverage emphasizes the role of Blackman and the SNP’s attempt to influence Labour’s leadership contest rather than commenting on national campaigning or wider policy issues. The information provided is limited to the SNP’s call and the identities of the figures making and receiving it.