Nicola Sturgeon defended her record as first minister of Scotland, in response to repeated challenges by Douglas Ross, the Scottish Tory leader, during the last first minister's questions of her tenure.
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She cited helping lift children out of poverty as the achievement she was proudest of. She contrasted it with the approach of the UK government, who she said 'push children into poverty'.
The SNP leader concluded her final FMQs at Holyrood thanking colleagues, staff, family and the Scottish people
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