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A formal complaint made by Health Secretary Humza Yousaf about a nursery he accused of discriminating against his daughter has been upheld.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has warned that new restrictions could be imposed to cope with the coronavirus pandemic throughout winter.

Scotland’s Health Secretary has said the focus should be on “taking action” against men who spike women’s drinks, as opposed to punishing venues.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has said the Scottish Government is “not actively” considering covid restrictions amid fears of a winter surge.

Care workers and the GMB trade union rallied outside the Scottish Parliament on Saturday to call for a £15 per hour wage.

Scotland's Health Secretary has revealed there are no plans for a return to greater covid restrictions despite cases numbers remaining high.

The SNP Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has been accused of scrapping a group on remobilising the health service in Scotland following the covid pandemic.

the Army to set up field hospitals so emergency ambulance crews can get a quicker turnaround at hospitals. But Health Secretary Humza Yousaf instead called in the military to drive the ambulances.

NHS Scotland staff are working "way beyond" their contracted hours and are struggling to provide quality services, a union has warned. Unison has written to Health Secretary Humza Yousaf to raise a number of concerns around staff welfare.

covid cases across the country. Soldiers, taxi firms and firefighters have been drafted in to help ease pressure on the ambulance service which is also at breaking point.

the lowest figure in at least six years. Opposition parties branded the figures as "shocking and reprehensible" and accused health secretary Humza Yousaf of failing to get to grips with the issue.

covid vaccine and to not "leave the job half done" amid rising cases. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said the virus is "still a significant threat" and urged people in that age group who have still to receive their second dose to book an appointment or go to a drop-in clinic.The Scottish Government said the number of cases is rising and that about two thirds of new ones are in under-40s.

coronavirus pandemic has been handled is "imminent". Bereaved families met with Scottish Government ministers to discuss if a separate inquiry can be launched in Scotland.

Aamer Anwar at the Scottish Government for a meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Jane Morrison, Jude Kilbee, Connie McCready, Peter McMahon and group chairman Alan Wightman met Deputy First Minister John Swinney – who is also the Covid Recovery Secretary – and Health Secretary Humza Yousaf during the discussions at Holyrood.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has complained to watchdogs demanding they investigate whether a nursery discriminated against his two-year-old daughter.

Nicola Sturgeon last week and has now written to health secretary Humza Yousaf to call for additional personnel to be hired to ease the burden on existing workers. He claimed morale was at an "all time low" after the daily number of positive covid tests topped 4,000 at the end of June.

Public Health Scotland on Saturday shows that almost a third of those aged 18 to 29 (31.6%) have not had their first dose yet, with the figure at 19.5% for those aged 30 to 39. Just one in five (20.2%) 18 to 29-year-olds have been double-jabbed, with the figure at 30.4% for 30 to 39-year-olds, the statistics show.Health Secretary Humza Yousaf hailed the "incredible work" of everyone involved in the vaccination programme.

Covid is at its highest level yet, according to new figures. That’s prompted accusations that Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has taken his eye “off the ball” over how the health crisis is affecting young people.

Scottish Government. Around 668 students will receive the paramedic, nursing and midwifery bursary for courses starting in September, rising to more than 900 next year.

coronavirus jab in Scotland. In what has been a tumultuous year of the pandemic, the discovery of a vaccine sparked hoped across the world and signalled the light at the end of the tunnel.

Humza Yousaf said the new organisation would work with regional health boards to ensure all buildings are designed with infection prevention and control practice in mind to protect patients. It follows the scandal of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow which has been plagued by serious infection issues since opening in 2015, despite costing the taxpayer £842m.

Level One restrictions from June 7 when the changes come into effect. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has already indicated that some parts of the country may remain at Level 2 due to a higher number of cases, the test positivity and the people ill in hospital with the deadly virus.

Humza Yousaf said Derek Jackson and supporters – who arrived at the Glasgow count on Friday wearing black suits, yellow stars and armbands – made a “beeline” for him and asked him about “child rape victims in Pakistan”, as well as the Scottish Government’s Hate Crime Bill.

Derek Chauvin who was found guilty of killing Floyd in Minneapolis last year, the SNP Justice Secretary said this country needs to "confront institutional and structural racism". The former police officer convicted with killing George Floyd could be sent to prison for decades, with the guilty verdicts being met with jubilation and sorrow across the US.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of a Dumfriesshire man convicted of racially abusing justice secretary Humza Yousaf.Stuart Smith, 63, of Gretna, claimed the SNP MSP supported “Muslim killers” and raised money for their families.The Twitter message was sent on November 14, 2015 – the day after the Paris terror attack and was in response to a screenshot of Mr Yousaf’s “#PrayForParis”

terrorist sympathiser.Stuart Smith, 63, was convicted at Glasgow Sheriff Court last November after posting on Twitter: “Humza Yousaf, good Scots name.

Rangers can go ahead.The club are set to enter talks with Holyrood officials and other key stakeholders after the March 21 clash with their city rivals was placed in doubt.Justice minister Humza Yousaf admits postponement is on the table after Rangers fans broke lockdown to celebrate their Premiership title win at Ibrox, George Square and outside the club's Auchenhowie training base.Celtic have emphasised the Government do not associate the club with last weekend's breaches but vowed to

Humza Yousaf said would send a strong message that offences motivated by prejudice “will not be tolerated by society”.The bill consolidates existing hate crime laws but also establishes a new offence of "stirring up hatred" on the grounds of religion, sexual orientation, age, disability and transgender identity.Opposition politicians warned this could lead to individuals facing criminal charges for expressing controversial opinions.The Bill cleared its final hurdle at Holyrood on Thursday night