Scottish party leaders Sarwar and Ross address immigration in TV interviews [Video]

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross were quizzed by Martin Geissler in an hour-long Sunday Show

Sarwar said it was “nonsense” to talk about Labour securing a “super majority” in the general election

He added that having a “grown up conversation” about immigration and the “broken asylum system” was needed. Sarwar acknowledged that legal migration was too high

Ross said that aspects of the Conservative campaign – including the alleged betting scandal – have been “very difficult” but voters on the doorsteps were telling him that they were “so annoyed” with the SNP in government in Scotland

He added that tackling immigration was important and the Rwanda scheme to deport asylum seekers was just beginning and was acting as a deterrent

During the past four weeks Scotland’s political leaders have taken part in individual interviews and live audience debates

This is the penultimate weekend in …