"Can I gently suggest to Ruth Davidson that if it comes to holding to account and scrutinising politicians, she's really not coming at this from a position of strength", Sturgeon said.
Calls for unity to tackle the current health crisis may ultimately be extended to housing and real estate as well.
A YouGov poll, undertaken for The Times, revealed that 34 per cent of people believe that the Labour leader would do a better job, with 32 per cent preferring Johnson.
Our public swimming pools, sports clubs and leisure centres have been in decline over the decade of austerity.
Jess Phillips said it sends a “terrible message” that powerful figures can secure “protection” with their Westminster status.
The Housing Secretary also said he does not believe the decision to green light Mr Desmond’s Westferry plans was the wrong one.
According to reports Douglas Ross met with Ruth Davison and senior members of the cabinet before Jackson Carlow quit - leading to accusations of a "carve up".
It comes as the approval of the government's handling of the crisis falls back considerably.
Boris Johnson has been accused of cronyism after nominating 36 people to join the upper chamber.