Michael Matheson Resigns as Scottish Health Secretary Over £11,000 iPad Bill

The resignation follows a scandal involving unauthorized data roaming charges incurred by Matheson's sons, sparking a political controversy and investigation.

Michael Matheson has resigned as Scotland's health secretary after his sons incurred £11,000 in data roaming charges on a parliamentary iPad during a holiday in Morocco.
The Parliamentary Corporate Body launched an investigation into the charges, which were initially paid by taxpayers but later reimbursed by Matheson.
First Minister Humza Yousaf supported Matheson throughout the controversy, leading to criticism from opposition parties and calls for Yousaf to apologize.
Matheson's resignation comes ahead of the publication of the investigation's findings, which he has not yet received.
The scandal has triggered a cabinet reshuffle, with Neil Gray appointed as the new health secretary.