Mr Yousaf, the MSP forGlasgowPollok, said he has no idea where his family would go, adding that "Scotland is the country I love". He said: "I don't want to go, let me just make that abundantly clear." Mr Yousafsaid Scotland is not immune from racism or Islamophobia, but added the...
First Minister tearful over family in Gaza Why you can trust Sky News Scotland's first minister has said "collective punishment has to be condemned" after speaking of how his mother-in-law is "trapped" in Gaza. Humza Yousaf said Elizabeth El Nakla - the mother of Mr...
Mr Yousaf said he bore "no ill will and certainly no grudge against anyone" and became emotional as he thanked his wife, children and family for "putting up with me over the years". He also said he was evidence multiculturalism is flourishing in the UK and as a boy he "could...
After that day, she became the most prominent British citizen trapped in Gaza. Millions of us watched the video Humza Yousaf, Scotland's first minister, shared on social media where his visibly distressed mother-in-law said goodbye to her family and pleaded ...
Image:Humza Yousaf's wife Nadia El-Nakla at Bute House. Pic: Reuters The politician, whose parents are Pakistani and Kenyan, also said he is evidence multiculturalism has flourished in the UK. "People who looked like me were not in positions of political influence, let alone le...
• And also worth celebrating, the first minister is expecting a child this July with wife Nadia El-Nakla. The couple already have two children - their daughter Amal is four and Mr Yousaf is stepfather to 14-year-old Maya - and are now set to become the first family to welcome a...
Humza Yousaf said Elizabeth El Nakla - the mother of Mr Yousaf's wife Nadia - is in "complete distress". She visitedGazalast week with her husband Maged, whenHamaslaunched a surprise attack onIsraelat the weekend. But the pair have since been"trapped"following the subsequent ...