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Newly elected leader of the Scottish National Party, Humza Yousaf (C) is surrounded by his wife Nadia El-Nakla (rear R), his daughter Amal (2nd R), his step-daughter Maya (rear L), proposer Shona Robison (L) and seconder Neil Gray (R), after signing the nomination form to become First Minister for Scotland, at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, on March 28 ahead of the MP's vote concerning his nomination to be Scotland's sixth First Minister. Humza Yousaf was today sworn in as Scotland's sixth First Minister. - Pic: AFP

Humza Yousaf,poses for a photograph with his wife Nadia El-Nakla (centre left) and daughter Amal (centre). Humza the first Muslim leader of a major UK political party, faces an uphill battle to revive Scotland's drive for independence following the long tenure of his close ally Nicola Sturgeon. - AFP

Newly appointed leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), Humza Yousaf speaks following the SNP Leadership election result announcement at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on March 27. Humza Yousaf, the first Muslim leader of a major UK political party, faces an uphill battle to revive Scotland's drive for independence following the long tenure of his close ally Nicola Sturgeon. The new Scottish National Party (SNP) leader, 37, says his own experience as an ethnic minority means he will fight to protect the rights of all minorities -- including gay and transgender people. - Pic: AFP

Ardern announcing she will resign in February on Jan 18 (left) and Sturgeon during a press conference at Bute House in Edinburgh where she announced she will stand down as First Minister, in Edinburgh on Feb 15. (Photo by AFP)

King Charles III stood beside Queen Elizabeth's coffin as she laid in state at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh - AFP Photo

Thousands of people have gathered outside Buckingham Palace and other royal residences in recent days. - AFP Photo

Councils and education providers will be legally required to make period products available free of charge to anyone who needs them. Illustration photo: 123RF

British Conservative frontrunner Liz Truss calls Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's Nationalist ruler an "attention-seeker" for demanding independence - 123RF Photo