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Nicola Sturgeon to be formally re-elected Scottish first minister
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image captionMs Sturgeon s SNP won 64 of the parliament s 129 MSPs in the election on 6 May
Nicola Sturgeon is set to be formally re-elected first minister of Scotland by a vote of MSPs at Holyrood.
Ms Sturgeon s SNP won 64 of the 129 seats in the parliament at the election on 6 May, one short of a majority.
However there still needs to be a vote of MSPs before her name is put forward to the Queen to be confirmed in office.
The vote will take place at around 14:00, with Ms Sturgeon and any nominees from other parties allowed to make a short speech beforehand.
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