The First Minister was today faced with a word cloud of terms voters in Scotland most associate him with.
Humza Yousaf has admitted "things are not entirely rosy" in the SNP as his party gathers in Aberdeen for the opening of its conference.
The broadcaster previously published word clouds for both Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer before their respective party conferences earlier this month. Responding to the image, Yousaf said: "People get our core message is about independence, it is about fairness, which is very important. But I'm not going to pretend to you that things are entirely rosy."My focus, my laser-like focus, is making sure we deliver on the priorities for the people - cost-of-living crisis, investing in public services, and making sure we grow our economy.
Yousaf last week saw one of his MPs defect to the Tories and an Aberdeen councillor resigned from the party after she was accused of racism.
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