Scotland's First Minister, Humza Yousaf, is facing a political crisis due to his decision to end a governing deal with the Scottish Greens. He is expected to make policy announcements to shore up support, including plans for job creation, tackling climate change, and improving public services.
Mr. Yousaf may face two no-confidence votes next week, one targeting him personally and the other targeting his government. He could lose if every opposition member votes against him, despite not being legally bound to resign.
To survive, Mr. Yousaf could try to persuade Green members to change their minds or gain the support of Ash Regan, a former SNP leadership rival who joined the Alba Party. Ms. Regan has set conditions for her support, including addressing the gender debate and preserving the Grangemouth refinery.
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