Following the Holyrood election in May, the SNP won a fourth consecutive term in government after winning 64 seats, an increase of one. However, Ms Sturgeon’s party failed to win a majority in the 129-seat Parliament.

Today marks 100 days since the election but Scottish Labour has accused the SNP for failing to deliver on election promises.

Some of the key commitments in the SNP’s “First Steps” document included completing vaccination of all adults and taking steps to establish a COVID-19 public inquiry.

Scottish Labour also accused the SNP of failing to publish an NHS recovery plan and setting up a new Green Jobs Workforce Academy as well as starting to deliver free bikes to children.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar lashed out at the SNP for failing to deliver on election promises.

Mr Sarwar said: “The SNP promised to focus on recovery, but there’s no sign they’ve even started yet.

“Their time in government has been defined by delays, broken promises, and a gulf between their spin and their action – and it seems we can expect more of the same this term.

“In the final days of the campaign they put forward a weak imitation of Scottish Labour’s message, vowing to work in the national interest – but in just 100 days they have broken promises on everything from tackling Covid to rebuilding our NHS to delivering green jobs.

“The failure to set up a Public Inquiry into COVID-19 is a particularly shocking dereliction of duty.

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“We shouldn’t be waiting for Boris Johnson, we should be desperate to learn the lessons of the last year and a half – not hiding from them.

“As each day passes, their arrogance grows and they continue to lose touch with communities across Scotland as they abandon the pledges they were elected on just months ago.

“That’s why it is so important that we build the credible alternative to this single-minded SNP Government.

“We are up against a global pandemic, a growing healthcare crisis and a climate emergency– there is no time to waste.

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“The SNP must deliver on these election promises now.”

Despite their pledge, currently one in four adults in Scotland are still not fully vaccinated and will take until at least September for all adults to be offered a second dose.

The Opposition party claim there has been no update on when a dedicated Scottish COVID-19 public inquiry will take place.

As well as no sign of an NHS recovery plan, the Green Jobs Workforce Academy or free bike pilot schemes.

Last month, the Scottish First Minister was shamed for claiming her target to give second vaccine doses to all 40 to 49-year-olds had been met.

However, Public Health Scotland data showed just 76.6 percent of people in the group were actually fully protected.

The figures showed around 158,000 people in their 40s – just under a quarter of the total – had not yet received both doses.

However, more than nine in 10 had received a first dose of a vaccine.

Opponents lashed out at Ms Sturgeon’s “shameless spin” and accused her of being “economical with the truth” after claiming her target had been based on arranging appointments rather than administering jabs.

Jackie Baillie, Scottish Labour’s deputy leader, said: “The First Minister can shamelessly try and spin this all she likes, but the facts speak for themselves.

“Of course the vaccine isn’t mandatory and no one expected 100 percent coverage by this point – but we have fallen spectacularly short.

“Over 90 percent of people in this group have had their first dose, but almost a quarter are still waiting for their second – so it cannot be written off as a reluctance to be vaccinated.

“The SNP’s attempts to downplay these figures is a reminder that they are more concerned with optics than outcomes.”