Anas Sarwar blasted the First Minister for overseeing a £196m cut to the Government's housing budget at a time 10,000 children are stuck in temporary accommodation.
Humza Yousaf has been accused of having "no credibility" when it comes to tackling Scotland's housing crisis.
It comes after four local authorities declared housing emergencies in their areas after homelessness levels spiked due to a lack of affordable housing. Friday will mark the official one-year anniversary of Yousaf’s tenure as First Minister, 12 months on from when he was sworn in at the Court of Session.
She added: "The First Minister has no credibility when it comes to child poverty given his Budget condemns 10,000 children to lives trapped in the homelessness system.
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