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Scottish Labour MSP Kezia Dugdale has said her party needs to win back people's trust.Scottish Labour MSP Kezia Dugdale has said her party needs to win back people's trust.
Ms Dugdale, an MSP for the Lothian region, was speaking as she confirmed she would be standing for the deputy leadership of Scottish Labour.Ms Dugdale, an MSP for the Lothian region, was speaking as she confirmed she would be standing for the deputy leadership of Scottish Labour.
The only other candidate to have confirmed she is standing to replace Anas Sarwar as deputy leader is the North Ayrshire and Arran MP Katy Clark.The only other candidate to have confirmed she is standing to replace Anas Sarwar as deputy leader is the North Ayrshire and Arran MP Katy Clark.
Nominations for the leader and deputy posts close at 14:00 on Tuesday.Nominations for the leader and deputy posts close at 14:00 on Tuesday.
MP Jim Murphy and MSPs Neil Findlay and Sarah Boyack are the three candidates who have so far declared they will contest the leadership ballot.MP Jim Murphy and MSPs Neil Findlay and Sarah Boyack are the three candidates who have so far declared they will contest the leadership ballot.
The vacancy at the top of Scottish Labour was sparked by the shock resignation of Johann Lamont.The vacancy at the top of Scottish Labour was sparked by the shock resignation of Johann Lamont.
Her deputy Anas Sarwar also stood down to allow Labour in Scotland to select a new top team.Her deputy Anas Sarwar also stood down to allow Labour in Scotland to select a new top team.
Ms Dugdale, who is Labour's education spokesman at Holyrood, said: "I stand for tomorrow's Scotland - a country free from poverty and injustice, with opportunity for everyone. Ms Dugdale, who is Labour's education spokeswoman at Holyrood, said: "I stand for tomorrow's Scotland - a country free from poverty and injustice, with opportunity for everyone.
"That means good jobs and wages, decent chances at school, more college places, and childcare that doesn't cost twice your rent."That means good jobs and wages, decent chances at school, more college places, and childcare that doesn't cost twice your rent.
"I want to be part of a leadership team that makes this Labour's crusade. But to do any of it, we need to win the trust of the people again.""I want to be part of a leadership team that makes this Labour's crusade. But to do any of it, we need to win the trust of the people again."
She added: "I am standing to help rebuild our party and support the new leader's efforts to reconnect with the Scottish people.She added: "I am standing to help rebuild our party and support the new leader's efforts to reconnect with the Scottish people.
"I hear what the Scottish people say. I know they want change."I hear what the Scottish people say. I know they want change.
"It used to be said that we should do less, better. Now we have to do everything better.""It used to be said that we should do less, better. Now we have to do everything better."
Seven of the 11 MPs and MSPs to have nominated her for deputy leader have also nominated Mr Murphy for the leadership job.Seven of the 11 MPs and MSPs to have nominated her for deputy leader have also nominated Mr Murphy for the leadership job.
However, Ms Dugdale insisted she was not standing on a joint ticket and had been nominated by parliamentarians backing each of the three leadership candidates.However, Ms Dugdale insisted she was not standing on a joint ticket and had been nominated by parliamentarians backing each of the three leadership candidates.
Ms Clark has received the support of the Unison union, which on Saturday backed Mr Findlay to be party leader.Ms Clark has received the support of the Unison union, which on Saturday backed Mr Findlay to be party leader.
The new leadership team will be named on 13 December.The new leadership team will be named on 13 December.