Inside story on why Humza Yousaf ripped up agreement with Scottish Greens

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Inside story on why Humza Yousaf ripped up agreement with Scottish Greens
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SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The First Minister's decision to rip up the Bute House Agreement might have left his party more fractured than ever.

This is the moment that Patrick Harvie sealed his party’s fate and set in motion a chain of events that would see the Greens kicked out of government and Humza Yousaf fighting for his job.

“Ash Regan’s motion of no confidence was going to get significant support including from a sizable rebellion of SNP MSPs, it was going to lead to a vote in parliament and Humza’s position if he continued to support Harvie and the Greens deal would have become untenable. Yousaf was relaxing with his family last Sunday having faced one of the most difficult weeks since becoming Scotland’s First Minister.

“He was really in support of the cooperation agreement which is why this was all the more baffling for everyone.” While Harvie and his Green colleagues were joking around in the Holyrood canteen, Stephen Flynn, the SNP’s Westminster leader, was on his way to Edinburgh for crunch talks.

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