Justice Minister Humza: Last News

Parkhead WILL go ahead and without trouble.Politicians are set to meet with both clubs as well as police and Glasgow City Council later on Friday to discuss the forthcoming Old Firm clash which has been thrust into the spotlight after crowds of Rangers fans broke lockdown rules to party in George Square last weekend.Fears have been raised that the fixture could be cancelled to avoid further breaches with Justice Minister Humza Yousaf warning: “If government cannot get assurance that we won't see a repeat of such scenes, then every option will be considered and that would include deferring the game.”But Tory leader Ross - who has officiated as an assistant referee at a number of Old Firm matches - gave his backing to the game going ahead

Scotland's Justice Minister Humza Yousaf is calling on officials to deny President Trump's entry into the U.K. following the riots in Washington, D.C.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has made a heartbreaking confession about the devastating , revealing the pain "never leaves you".The 60-year-old, who lost her baby when her daughter Rosie was five years old, made her candid admission on Twitter in response to a post by First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon.In her post, Nicola shared the story of Scotland's Justice Minister Humza Yousaf and his wife Nadia El-Nakla, who sadly suffered a miscarriage.Nicola wrote: "."Nadia's account of the physical pain especially sparks awful memories. We don't talk about all this enough."Agreeing with Nicola, Lorraine retweeted it and added: "In March, Lorraine on 's Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast.