Nicola Sturgeon Presser re2nd Scottish Referendum4

The transcript discusses Scotland's current position regarding EU negotiations, emphasizing the need for a compromise with the UK Government. It highlights the challenges faced due to the Prime Minister's hardline stance and the importance of protecting Scotland's interests. The speaker outlines the necessity of setting a clear path forward, expressing hopes for a beneficial deal while acknowledging potential negative impacts on Scotland's economy and society.

What is the speaker's stance on further discussions with the UK Government?

• They have already reached an agreement.

• They are open to it if the UK Government is willing to compromise.

• They are completely against it.

• They believe discussions are unnecessary.

Why does the speaker believe a compromise agreement is unlikely?

• The Prime Minister has shown a hardline response.

• The UK Government has already agreed to all terms.

• The EU has rejected all proposals.

• Scotland has no interest in compromising.

What does the speaker suggest is the easiest course of action for Scotland?

• To immediately leave the UK.

• To focus solely on economic growth.

• To do nothing and hope for the best.

• To accept any deal offered by the EU.

What is the speaker's hope for the UK's deal with the EU?

• That it will exclude Scotland entirely.

• That it will be beneficial for Scotland and the rest of the UK.

• That it will only benefit the UK Government.

• That it will be detrimental to the EU.

What does the speaker fear about a so-called 'good deal' with the EU?

• It will be better than single market membership.

• It will be significantly inferior to single market membership.

• It will have no impact on Scotland.

• It will only benefit the EU.