LABOUR has warned of impending cuts from Holyrood as the Scottish Greens agreed to enter government with the SNP this weekend despite the junior party’s co-leaders promising to deliver a transformative agenda. 

On Saturday afternoon, members of the Scottish Greens ratified a co-operation agreement with the SNP government following a two-hour debate and a meeting of the party’s national council.

The agreement will see the Scottish Green co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater become government ministers, the first time any Green representative has held political office in a government in Britain.