The First Minister has said she would "love" to see a general election after Theresa May's Brexit deal was voted down for a third time, according to reports.
MPs voted by 344 to 286 against the Prime Minister's proposal on Friday, which would have seen the UK leave the European Union on May 22.
STV reports that Nicola Sturgeon said May should accept her agreement is now "dead and over".
The broadcaster reports Sturgeon said: "I'd love to see a general election .
"This is the most incompetent government in my lifetime and I lived through the Thatcher governments.
Brexit is tearing down the bridges that the EU taught us how to build
"But we can't guarantee that a general election is going to happen. The important thing now is we find a way forward.
"Put the issue back to the people. The Government's had three years almost to come up with a plan and it has failed."
