Scotland’s First Minister has said plans for pro-Palestinian marches in London on Armistice Day should go ahead, saying he was “beyond angry”…
SCOTLAND'S First Minister has said plans for pro-Palestinian marches in London on Armistice Day should go ahead, saying he was “beyond angry” at the UK Government’s response.
Speaking to journalists in Dundee on Monday, Yousaf said: “I understand is taking place after the minute silence that we will all undoubtedly observe, I hear it’s not going anywhere near Whitehall or, indeed, the Cenotaph.The First Minister added: “I am beyond angry at the Home Secretary and the UK Government who seem to want to drive every issue into a culture war.
Speaking of their return, the First Minister said he and his wife had doubted if they would ever see them again.“I spoke to my father-in-law, in particular, it was the first time I ever saw him cry. “I want Scotland to absolutely be on the right side of history, I hope that other countries will do likewise.”
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