An SNP Cabinet Secretary has accused leadership hopeful Kate Forbes of “trashing” the Government’s record and “undermining” the legacy of Nicola Sturgeon
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In an astonishing attack on Yousaf - who has been dubbed the Nicola Sturgeon continuity candidate - Forbes blasted his record in office. “Our party members and activists literally go on the doorsteps talking about our record, defending our record. “I just don't feel it will sit well with them [party members] and it will actually jar with them, any attempt to undermine that legacy.”
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