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Good Morning, Scotland — Here’s today’s front page of The Herald as we exclusively reveal fresh doubts over Humza Yousaf's voing record on same-sex marriage from a former SNP cabinet minister.

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Former health secretary Alex Neil said Humza Yousaf arranged a ministerial meeting 19 days in advance as “cover” to avoid having to vote

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"The problem arises from older accounts offering dismal rates of interest relative to those being paid to entice new customers."

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The Tesco Bank chief executive took over as the Foundation of Hearts (FoH) chairman last summer and has thrown himself wholeheartedly into the role

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