The SNP leader will quit his role today, according to reports.
Humza Yousaf has served as first minister since March last year Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf will announce his resignation today rather than face two votes of no confidence this week, according to reports. The SNP leader has seen his authority crumble in the days since he decided to withdraw his government from a political partnership with the Scottish Greens. He has now decided to call time on his leadership, according to BBC News.
‘I don’t think there is anything that Humza Yousaf will be able to say to restore the trust he has broken.’ Mr Yousaf with Green co-leaders Patrick Harvie, left, and Lorna Slater when the government deal was announced With his erstwhile partners giving him the thumbs down, Mr Yousaf was left needing a single MSP from a party other than the SNP to back his leadership.
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