HUMZA Yousaf hailed the Yes movement’s “rededication to the cause of independence” as thousands turned out to the Edinburgh march and rally.
Humza Yousaf hailed the turnout at the Believe in Scotland and Yes for EU rally in EdinburghThe First Minister told The National the number of people who attended the event, hosted by Believe in Scotland and Yes for EU, was “above” his expectations following his speech.
“We believe in independence, because this unequal union has caused so much suffering and so much harm. Following his speech, the FM told The National that it was crucial to get the message across that Westminster was the root cause of so many of the country’s current problems.
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