Scottish Labour's Alex Rowley says 'move on' from 'best candidate' row
Scottish Labour's interim leader Alex Rowley said it was time for him to "move on" from a row about leadership candidates.
Mr Rowley told the BBC he was "gutted" after a recording of him backing Richard Leonard's candidacy became public.
The politician was taped calling Mr Leonard the "best candidate" during a private conversation at Labour's conference in Brighton.
Mr Rowley said: "I believed that [the conversation which was taped] to be private, and the point is that I now need to move and get on with what I'm doing."
