Sturgeon asks the British Parliament to resume plenary sessions in the face of the "rapid deterioration" of the economy

MADRID, 28 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Scotland's chief minister, Nicola Sturgeon, on Wednesday urged the British House of Commons to resume plenary sessions and end the recess in the face of what she considers to be a "rapidly deteriorating economic crisis" in the country.

Sturgeon has indicated that he branded as "extraordinary" the idea that the Bank of England had to intervene in an emergency to "reduce the damage caused by government policies."

The leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) has called for the plan to cut taxes to be abolished as soon as possible. "Where is even the prime minister (Liz Truss)?", She has asserted in a message spread through her Twitter account.

"The deputies must meet again and show at least a sign of common sense," he maintained shortly after the authorities reported that the Bank of England has decided to intervene in an emergency financial markets to avoid the fall of the pound after the announcement of the Government's policies on tax reduction.