Scottish government faces no-confidence vote Wednesday

LONDON — The Scottish government will face a no-confidence vote Wednesday, one it is expected to win after First Minister Humza Yousaf said he would resign. Yousaf's resignation Monday came just 13 months after he replaced Nicola Sturgeon as Scotland's leader and sparks another leadership contest in the Scottish National Party. The crisis in the SNP gives an opportunity for the U.K. opposition Labour Party to regain ground ahead of a national election expected this year. The motion of no confidence...