HUMZA Yousaf was yesterday accused of having "no credibility" when it comes to tackling Scotland's housing crisis.
The First Minister was questioned by Anas Sarwar on his record in office after the SNP leader marked one year in the top job this week.
The Scottish Labour leader blasted Yousaf for overseeing a £196million cut to the housing budget at a time when 10,000 children are stuck living in temporary accommodation.
It comes after four local authorities declared housing emergencies after homelessness levels spiked due to a lack of affordable housing.
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