The First Minister has clashed with Ruth Davidson over the UK Government's so-called rape clause at Holyrood.

Under UK Government welfare reforms, victims of rape have to complete a form and provide evidence that their third or subsequent child was conceived without their consent to access additional child benefits.

The SNP leader told Davidson she finds the clause "utterly abhorrent" and called on the Scottish Conservative leader to condemn it.

In response, Davidson said: "If the First Minister doesn't like the two-child tax policy, she can change it."

Davidson's party have called on the devolved administration to use new welfare powers to abolish the changes north of the border.

Sturgeon said: "Shame on Ruth Davidson and shame on the Conservatives."

The SNP leader and all Scottish party leaders except Davidson joined anti-rape clause protesters outside the Scottish Parliament after First Minister's Questions.