Labour's new leader Jeremy Corbyn is to make his first official visit to Scotland where he will begin a campaign to "win back support".
The visit comes four months after Labour lost 40 of its 41 Scottish MPs.
Ahead of the trip, the MP said he would not interfere in the "operation" of Scottish Labour.
Former Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont, resigned in December 2014 saying the Scottish party was being treated as a "branch office".
Left-winger Mr Corbyn, who won the leadership of his party last month, said his priority was winning back votes in Scotland.