Labour needs change to win back Scotland, says Corbyn

By William James EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour party must shift to the left to win back Scottish voters who ditched the party at a May national election, said Jeremy Corbyn, the lawmaker bidding to steer the party back to its socialist roots. Corbyn has emerged as the surprise favourite to become the party's next leader, winning the support of party activists and trade unions with promises to renationalise parts of the economy and print money to fund infrastructure