Scotland’s First Minister Faces Political Crisis After Power-Sharing Deal Breakup

Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf, has canceled a speech on Scottish independence amid a political crisis sparked by his decision to terminate the power-sharing agreement with the Greens. This move leaves the Scottish National Party (SNP) vulnerable as it now lacks a majority in Parliament. The opposition Scottish Labour Party has announced plans to file a vote of no confidence, potentially triggering early elections.

Ashfield MP hits back at Humza Yousaf over Rwanda plan tweet

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson has hit back at Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf after he criticized the Rwanda asylum plan. Yousaf had said that the plan lacked common decency, humanity, or morality, and called for Scotland to vote for independence. Anderson responded by saying that Yousaf should “take the lot” of illegal immigrants and see how that pans out.

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