
Humza Yousaf’s first year has been a disaster
When Nicola Sturgeon stepped down as First Minister of Scotland a year ago, she said she’d reached the conclusion that she could no further advance the cause of independence. It was time for a new leader with new ideas to energise the campaign to break up the United Kingdom. Responsibility for invigorating the separatist movement fell to Humza Yousaf, voted in as First Minister on 29 March last year with the promise that he’d take the nationalist cause forwards. If Sturgeon had become too divisive, Yousaf would encourage Unionist voters to think again about the benefits of independence. Any politician looking to the new poll for a policy blueprint will
