"With Jeremy Corbyn saying he is "absolutely fine" with another independence referendum, voters know that Labour can't be trusted on the union", the spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
Mr Corbyn has had a bumpy ride in Scotland, with Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale openly opposing him at last year's leadership contest, when she backed Owen Smith.
Speaking about Scotland's place in the Brexit negotiations, Sturgeon said Scotland had voted No in the 2014 independence referendum in part "to protect its place in the EU".
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has said she believes Scotland will be independent by 2025.
Scottish Labour are on 25 per cent in Scotland, up eight points according to a poll of 1024 people conducted by Survation in Scotland between May 31 and June 2.
She was asked if she thinks the United Kingdom will have broken up by 2025, Ms Sturgeon replied: "I think Scotland will be independent, yes, but, you know, that's a choice for the Scottish people".
A majority of supporters of all parties think independence is the First Minister's priority, running from 55 per cent for those who voted SNP in 2015, to 85 per cent for Lib Dem supporters.
"This poll clearly shows that her popularity is in freefall because voters want her to get on with the day job", he said.
A spokesman for the Scottish Conservatives said: "With its endless threat of a referendum re-run, nothing poses more of a threat to family incomes in Scotland than the SNP".
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Pressed on the date, she added: 'Look, you're putting arbitrary dates in my. you know, I believe Scotland will be independent, I've always believed that'.
The SNP leader endured a hard half-hour on the programme, where she was routinely criticised for her agenda in pursuing a second independence referendum and forced to confront questions about approval ratings.
"Indeed, some polls now indicate Scotland could be pivotal in deciding this election, with the issue of how big a Tory majority is - or whether they have one at all - decided here".
The Scottish Liberal Democrats, meanwhile, will illustrate that it is them who will oust the SNP from Scottish seats.
Ms Sturgeon was campaigning in Bishopbriggs in the East Dunbartonshire seat which the Liberal Democrats are looking to reclaim.
A vote for the SNP is a vote to stand up for young people against the Conservatives, Mhairi Black has said, as she urges young voters to use their voice in this Thursday's election.In government, the SNP has protected and expanded the Education Maintenance Allowance which has been scrapped south of the border, and has abolished university tuition fees in Scotland while the Conservative Government in Westminister have increased them to £27,000.
"Again, I stress I'm not taking a single vote for granted but we're on course to win this election in Scotland".
'I do all my own tweets and I'm pretty certain Theresa May can't say the same'.
"The reason is that this SNP Government has spent 10 years obsessing about independence".
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