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A Labour motion which could see all ministers compelled to resign if it passes will be voted on at Holyrood.

Sarwar said Labour would "take an election tomorrow" as his party called for Scots to be given the choice to elect a new government.

Labour motion unlikely to pass after Tories withdraw theirs on Humza Yousaf’s leadership in wake of resignation

The Labour-led motion against the Government will be held on Wednesday afternoon.

The Labour-led motion against the Government will be held on Wednesday afternoon.

The Labour-led motion against the Government will be held on Wednesday afternoon.

Scottish Labour tabled the motion which, if passed, would mean all Scottish ministers are required to stand down.

Meanwhile, Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said the job to oust Humza Yousaf was done as he withdrew the motion against him.

Meanwhile, Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said the job to oust Humza Yousaf was done as he withdrew the motion against him.

Meanwhile, Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said the job to oust Humza Yousaf was done as he withdrew the motion against him.

Party leader Anas Sarwar says he will continue with his motion despite Humza Yousaf’s resignation, as the “principle” still stands

Mr Yousaf announced he would resign four days after he tore up the power-sharing agreement he had with the Scottish Greens.

Yousaf announced his intention to step down at Bute House earlier today after facing the prospect of a No Confidence vote in Parliament over his leadership, and one over the SNP led Scottish Government.

Scotland's leader Humza Yousaf resigned on Monday, further opening the door to the UK opposition Labour Party regaining ground in its former Scottish heartlands during a national election expected to be held later this year.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says the Scottish people are “being fundamentally let down” as he called for a general election to end the “chaos”.

Humza Yousaf was told by opposition parties he had "run out of road" as the embattled SNP leader faces a make-or-break week at the Scottish Parliament.

If the crisis can’t be resolved, an early Scottish Parliament election could be on cards, writes Katy Balls

THE entire SNP Cabinet could be forced to resign after Scottish Labour announced a vote of no confidence in the Scottish Government as pressure on Humza Yousaf ratchets up.

Anas Sarwar says his party no longer has confidence in this Scottish Government

Mr Yousaf was due to speak about the labour strategy in an independent Scotland at Strathclyde University on Friday