Interview with Mike Russell, Minister for UK Negotiations on Scotland's Place in Europe

What is the main reason for the frustration among devolved administrations, particularly Scotland?

• The lack of a unified UK approach

• The agreement on the Scottish Government paper

• The rapid progress in discussions

• The abundance of time before Article 50

What action can Scottish MPs take regarding Article 50?

• They can block Article 50 entirely

• They can negotiate directly with the EU

• They can vote against it in the House of Commons

• They can support it unconditionally

What is the stance of other devolved administrations regarding the UK's approach to Europe?

• They want to delay discussions indefinitely

• They support a unified Team GB approach

• They have no opinion on the matter

• They believe each country should negotiate separately

What has the Scottish Government been trying to achieve in its discussions with the UK Government?

• A rejection of all UK Government proposals

• A complete withdrawal from the UK

• A compromise to reach an agreement

• An immediate triggering of Article 50

What might happen if the UK Government does not respond to the Scottish Government's proposals?

• The Scottish Government will abandon its proposals

• There will be no further discussions

• The UK Government will automatically accept the proposals

• Another referendum might become inevitable