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Daily Record
Daily Record
National
Katrine Bussey & Fionnuala Boyle

Humza Yousaf's wife drops legal action against Scots nursery accused of discriminating against daughter

The wife of Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has dropped legal action against a nursery accused of discriminating against their young daughter. Nadia El-Nakla raised legal proceedings against Little Scholars Day Nursery in Broughty Ferry, Dundee, after the Care Inspectorate upheld a complaint in November 2021 that she and her husband made against the facility.

After a joint investigation with the Yousafs, The Record exclusively revealed that the SNP politician had pressed the watchdog to ­establish whether there had been discrimination on grounds of “either ethnicity or religion” – claims which the nursery vehemently denied.

He alleged that while they were told there were "no available spaces" for their daughter Amal, then aged two, a white friend was told days later that there were places available for her two-year-old son. Nadia El-Nakla was seeking £30,000 in damages over the alleged discrimination.

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