Conservatives win the Aberdeen South by-election, delivering a large majority and unseating the Scottish National Party (SNP), according to the available reports. The result comes after the Conservatives, led by Kemi Badenoch, frame the contest as a referendum on the UK Labour Party’s approach to net zero policy, with one outlet linking the campaign message to Ed Miliband’s agenda. The Conservatives take the seat on Friday, securing a majority of more than 6,000 votes. Reports also describe the SNP as “scandal-hit,” suggesting the party’s standing is a factor in the outcome, though details of the alleged issues are not provided in the supplied material. Overall, the accounts agree on the core facts: the Aberdeen South seat changes from SNP to Conservatives, the winning margin is substantial (over 6,000 votes), and the Conservatives’ campaign emphasizes net zero policy differences with Labour. Additional context about turnout, turnout changes, candidate names, and specific campaign pledges is not included in the excerpts provided.