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Former First Minister Humza Yousaf has said he questions whether he and his family have a future in Scotland or the UK following days of violent riots. Violent disorder took place in cities across England and in Northern Ireland over the weekend. The Â鶹ԼÅÄ understands some groups have planned protests and counter protests in Scotland in the coming weeks. Police Scotland said any disorder will be "identified quickly" and "responded to immediately". Speaking to the News Agents podcast, Mr Yousaf said he was "as Scottish as they come" but he didn't know if he saw a future here for his wife and three children. The MSP for Glasgow Pollok said: "You cut me open and I’m about as Scottish as they come but the truth of the matter is I don’t whether the future for me, and my wife and three children is going to be here in Scotland, the United Kingdom or indeed in Europe and the west."

Stephen asks - how are the riots in England & Northern Ireland making you feel?

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