Humza Yousaf has outlined "radical" plans for an independent Scotland to have a written constitution - with the First Minister saying such a document could protect workers' rights to strike and guarantee healthcare that is "free at the point of need".Mr Yousaf also made clear the SNP-led Scottish Government would want a new constitution for the country to rule out Scotland being a home for nuclear weapons.With a final constitution only being developed after Scotland has voted for independence -

Humza Yousaf has outlined "radical" plans for an independent Scotland to have a written constitution - with the First Minister saying such a document could protect workers' rights to strike and guarantee healthcare that is "free at the point of need".Mr Yousaf also made clear the SNP-led Scottish Government would want a new constitution for the country to rule out Scotland being a home for nuclear weapons.With a final constitution only being developed after Scotland has voted for independence - and not coming into force until after people have backed it in a referendum - the First Minister and SNP leader conceded he could not say for certain what would be in such a document.He spoke as he launched a new paper on plans for a written constitution, which is part of a series of papers from the Scottish Government as it seeks to make a fresh case for independence.