Humza Yousaf faces no-confidence vote after Bute House Agreement ends

The Scottish Tories will lodge a motion of no confidence in Humza Yousaf following the First Minister’s decision to end his party’s power-sharing agreement with the Greens.
Speaking at a rowdy First Minister’s Questions, Conservative leader Douglas Ross claimed the ditching of the Bute House Agreement marked the “beginning of the end” for a “lame duck” FM.
The SNP leader confirmed on Thursday that he would form a minority government.
The party was previously protected from no-confidence votes because their deal with the Greens gave them a majority at Holyrood.