Sturgeon under fire over 'in crisis' ambulance service - BBC News
Nicola Sturgeon says her government is "actively considering the details" of a request to the military for "targeted assistance".
Nicola Sturgeon has come under considerable pressure from opposition leaders over ambulance delays.

She described as “unacceptable” the lengthy waits some patients have experienced and offered an unreserved apology to those affected.

The first minister has also promised action to support the Scottish Ambulance Service, which she said was facing “acute pressure” linked to Covid.

Initially, she told Douglas Ross consideration was being given to seeking “targeted military assistance”.

But by the time she answered Anas Sarwar, this seemed to have become a firm commitment.

She told him she would be returning to her office to finalise the details of an application for army help after Holyrood question time.