NICOLA STURGEON was accused of “spin and denial” during FMQs by the interim leader of the Scottish Conservatives Jackson Carlaw who hit out at the SNP leader for issues in the Scottish education system.
’s First Minister was accused of putting her party's survival ahead of the priorities of the people. Speaking in the Scottish Parliament, Mr Jackson said: “Clearly there is something wrong with our education system.“Parents know it, students know it, teachers know it and in private this education secretary knows it too.
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