Achi news desk-
Mr Yousaf’s allies insisted he was “coming out to fight” in the face of a concerted effort by opponents to oust him.
But the Scottish Greens have said they will back a motion of no confidence proposed by Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross, leaving Mr Yousaf facing a fringe vote at Holyrood next week.
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A source close to the Prime Minister said Mr Yousaf was “not at all” considering his position following Thursday’s chaotic events.
His decision to end the Bute House Agreement with the Scottish Greens was branded an act of “political cowardice” by the smaller pro-independence party.
