CLEAN : Shetlanders flirt with independence after Brexit vote

The transcript discusses the potential for regions like Shetland to seek independence, similar to British overseas territories, and the implications of a second Scottish independence referendum. It also explores the influence of European negotiations on regional autonomy, drawing parallels with Northern Ireland and Gibraltar.

What is one of the main reasons for Shetland considering becoming a British overseas territory?

• To increase tourism

• To join the European Union

• To control its waters and fishing grounds

• To gain independence from the UK

What might trigger a second Scottish independence referendum according to the discussion?

• A petition by the Shetland residents

• A vote by the European Union

• A decision by the Scottish Government

• A change in UK Prime Minister

Which Crown dependencies are mentioned as examples for Shetland to consider?

• Isle of Man, Jersey, and Guernsey

• St. Helena and Ascension Island

• Falkland Islands and Gibraltar

• Bermuda and Cayman Islands

How might the European vote influence Scottish independence discussions?

• By increasing trade opportunities

• By providing financial incentives

• By reducing travel restrictions

• By clarifying political alignments

What should be considered before making a constitutional decision according to the transcript?

• The treatment of Northern Ireland and Gibraltar in negotiations

• The economic impact on tourism

• The historical ties with the British monarchy

• The cultural differences within Scotland