Nicola Sturgeon has said female council workers in Glasgow were "robbed of money" by the city's previous Labour administration during a long-running dispute over equal pay.
The First Minister hit out as she made a campaign visit to an east end community centre with less than one week before voters go to the polls to elect new councillors.
The SNP won power on Scotland's largest local authority at the last council elections in 2017 - but the administration has faced criticism from residents over the condition of the city during the pandemic.
