Scottish First Minister John Swinney says Keir Starmer is right to step down as prime minister after failing to deliver the change he promised. Swinney’s comments come following Starmer’s announcement that he is leaving the role. Both outlets report that Swinney frames the decision as a response to shortcomings in delivering political change during Starmer’s time in office. The reports focus on Swinney’s reaction rather than on detailed policy outcomes, concentrating on the broader assessment that Starmer’s premiership did not meet expectations. Starmer’s departure is presented as the key development, with Swinney’s remarks describing it as justified. No additional agreement or disagreement among other figures is provided in the supplied summaries. Overall, the coverage links Starmer’s resignation with Swinney’s view that political accountability includes stepping aside when voters do not see the promised reforms delivered.