The former first minister stunned colleagues and opponents on February 15 2023 as she announced she would stand down.
She was the country's longest-serving first minister and the first woman to hold the post.
But 12 months later, amid investigations and inquiries, Ms Sturgeon's name remains at the forefront of the political landscape.
In her resignation speech, Ms Sturgeon said she believed the "time is now", stating stepping aside was in the best interests of herself, the SNP and the country.
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