Record View says Humza Yousaf must remember that he made the eradication of child poverty his top priority when seeking election to be Scotland’s First Minister.
There's no doubt that Scotland is in turbulent times. The cost of living crisis affects us all and there are compromises that must be made when public finances are tight and cash just won’t stretch.
One of the first things this group must look at is housing, and the Daily Record reveals today that record numbers of kids are now being stuck in temporary homes in Scotland’s biggest city, Glasgow. To take children out of poverty and into better lives, we must first ensure they are in safe, secure and stable homes.
Decade after decade there has been a clamour for more decent homes and Scotland has failed to take heed. The SNP last year blamed the pandemic for the housing crisis but things have got worse and worse. Now that the pandemic is in the past, it’s time to get serious about housing. Top news stories today Protect our lochs Scotland is home to some of the wildest and least polluted areas in the British isles – especially around Highland lochs. That’s why it is heartbreaking to see industrial sludge from fish feed spewing into burns.
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