Scottish Government Defeats No-Confidence Vote Amid Leadership Transition
The Scottish government, led by outgoing First Minister Humza Yousaf, survived a no-confidence vote as the SNP prepares for a leadership contest.
- The no-confidence vote, initiated by Scottish Labour, failed with 70 votes against and 58 in favor.
- Humza Yousaf announced his resignation earlier, sparking a leadership race within the SNP.
- Scottish Greens supported the government, criticizing the motion as disruptive.
- Potential successors include John Swinney and Kate Forbes, both prominent figures within the SNP.
- Yousaf emphasized the need for unity and positive discourse during the upcoming leadership contest.
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