NICOLA STURGEON was today challenged to give access to an inquiry report to families of young people who died after mental health service failures – after one relative complained the process had been “definitely not transparent.”

The inquiry was established after the deaths of a number of patients who had sought help from the Carseview mental-health unit in Dundee.

Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard – at First Minister’s Questions (FMQs) last May – raised the case of David Ramsay, who killed himself at the age of 50 having been twice turned away from Carseview.