Summary

  • Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross claims Glasgow's new low emission zone (LEZ) is creating a "low economy zone" that puts jobs at risk

  • First Minister Humza Yousaf says the serious issue of air pollution needs to be tackled and Glasgow has been very transparent about the action it is taking

  • Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says 18,300 Scots died last year while on an NHS waiting list

  • The first minister says the Covid pandemic had a clear impact on the NHS and recovery is a top priority

Live Reporting

  1. How many exemptions from Glasgow's LEZ have been issued?

    The Scottish Tory leader asks how many vehicles applied for an exemption from Glasgow's low emission zone (LEZ).

    Humza Yousaf replies the zone is welcome because air pollution is a serious concern, particularly in Scotland's biggest city.

    The first minster says he does not have the exact figure of exemptions but calls on Ross to back the scheme.

  2. FMQs gets under way

    The first minister is ready in the hot seat and Douglas Ross gets to his feet as FMQs gets under way.

  3. Welcome

    Neil Gray, Humza Yousaf and Shona Robison walk to FMQsPA Media

    Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of First Minister's Questions.

    You can watch it here with us by clicking on the play icon at the top of the page.

    As ever we'll bring you reports and analysis throughout the session.