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Neil Gray appointed new Health Secretary after Michael Matheson quits

First Minister Humza Yousaf has appointed one of his key allies as Scotland’s new Health Secretary, after Michael Matheson quit the post after months of pressure over iPad roaming charges. Neil Gray, who had been the wellbeing economy, fair work and ...

08 Feb 2024 at 17:57

New Scottish Health Secretary taking on ‘tough job’, Humza Yousaf warns

Humza Yousaf told his new Health Secretary he is taking on “one of the toughest jobs in government” after Michael Matheson quit the post following months of pressure over his £11,000 iPad bill. Mr Matheson resigned as Scottish health secretary on ...

08 Feb 2024 at 19:18

Tories push Holyrood for timetable of investigation into Matheson data bill

The Scottish Tories have pushed Holyrood for a timetable on the investigation into Health Secretary Michael Matheson’s near-£11,000 data roaming bill. Mr Matheson admitted earlier this month the bill had been caused by his teenage sons using his ...

27 Nov 2023 at 15:11

Scotland

Ministers ‘aim’ to tell truth, says Robison amid row over Matheson’s iPad bill

Scottish Government ministers “aim” to tell the truth, Deputy First Minister Shona Robison has said as questions persist over whether Health Secretary Michael Matheson misled the public over £11,000 of charges run up on his Holyrood iPad. Mr ...

23 Nov 2023 at 10:17

Yousaf in Cabinet reshuffle after health secretary quits over iPad charges row

Humza Yousaf is reshuffling his Scottish Government frontbench team following the resignation of his health secretary amid the backlash over his parliamentary iPad bill of almost £11,000. Michael Matheson, who racked up the charges on ...

08 Feb 2024 at 15:58

Matheson quits as Scottish health secretary ahead of iPad bill inquiry findings

Michael Matheson has resigned as Scotland’s health secretary following backlash over his parliamentary iPad bill of almost £11,000. Mr Matheson racked up the charges while holidaying in Morocco over Christmas 2022. He later conceded ...

08 Feb 2024 at 14:24

Scotland

Row over Matheson’s £11,000 iPad bill now closed, insists Yousaf

The First Minister has backed his under-fire Health Secretary, who is facing a threatened vote of no confidence after accruing a bill of almost £11,000 while using his Holyrood iPad on a foreign holiday. Humza Yousaf insisted ...

15 Nov 2023 at 16:25

Scotland

Parliament investigated £11,000 roaming bill iPad in January – Matheson

Scotland’s Health Secretary has said parliamentary authorities have already looked at the data from the iPad on which he built up an almost £11,000 bill while on holiday, after facing calls to hand it over. Speaking to ...

13 Nov 2023 at 18:17

Scotland

Matheson challenged to make Holyrood statement on ‘scandal’ of £11K iPad bill

Scotland’s Health Secretary still faces “serious unanswered questions” over an almost £11,000 bill he built up while using his Parliament-issued iPad overseas, the Tories have insisted. Scottish Conservative chairman ...

13 Nov 2023 at 13:17

Scotland

Matheson urged to ‘do the right thing’ and pay up for iPad data roaming charges

Health Secretary Michael Matheson has been urged to “do the right thing” and pay a bill of almost £11,000 he racked up for data roaming charges while using a parliamentary iPad on holiday. Labour challenged Mr ...

10 Nov 2023 at 13:02

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