Humza Yousaf quits as Scotland's first minister
Just days ago, Yousaf insisted he would win the confidence votes and "absolutely" lead the SNP into the general election and the 2026 Holyrood election.
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Just days ago, Yousaf insisted he would win the confidence votes and "absolutely" lead the SNP into the general election and the 2026 Holyrood election.
On 29 April Humza Yousaf resigned as Scottish National Party leader, and as First Minister with effect when a new SNP leader is elected.
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This "OMG" moment for Humza Yousaf is latest in a long line of nasty surprises for a party that has been in decline.
To survive as first minister Humza Yousaf needs the backing Alba—a more pro-corporate, transphobic and right wing version of the SNP