Scotland’s First Minister has been accused of not answering a question from a climate activist on proposals for a new oil field in the North Sea.
Nicola Sturgeon was approached by Wiktoria Jedroszkowiak - an activist with Fridays for Future Eastern Europe - on Tuesday, who asked about her stance on the Rosebank field.
The proposed site to the west of Shetland, owned by the Norwegian state-controlled firm Equinor, could be as much as twice the size of the controversial Cambo development, which was paused following public outcry including from the First Minister.
