Nicola Sturgeon has made a direct appeal to Labour to "join forces with us" in a bid to keep the Conservatives out of government after the General Election.
The SNP leader also assured the rest of the UK that her party would seek to "shake up" the Westminster system, despite ultimately wanting to leave the union.
Nicola Sturgeon has assured the rest of the UK that the Scottish National Party will help "shake up" the political system.
In a speech to the party's Spring conference, Sturgeon said that even though her party still sought independence from the UK, she also aimed to help seize power back from Westminster.
She added that her party would "demand an alternative to slash and burn austerity", but hinted that her party could still wield power in a minority-led House of Commons.
The SNP Party conference is, according to its press office, 'the hottest ticket in town'.
Nicola Sturgeon will today pledge that her party will work with others to bring about "positive change" for ordinary people across the UK.