Nicola Sturgeon on Second Independence Referendum

The transcript discusses the implications of the UK leaving the single market and customs union, highlighting potential triggers for an independence referendum. It examines reactions to comments by Theresa May and Phillip Hammond, focusing on the proposed changes to the UK's economic model. Concerns are raised about a 'race to the bottom' economy with lower taxes and wages, affecting workers' rights. The discussion also touches on the broader societal impact and Scotland's unique perspective on these changes.

What potential event is discussed as a trigger for an independence referendum?

• Reducing immigration

• Increasing taxes

• Leaving the single market and customs union

• Joining the European Union

What concern is raised about the UK's economic model?

• It will turn into a 'bargain basement economy'

• It will become more regulated

• It will increase worker rights

• It will focus on high wages

What does the 'bargain basement economy' imply?

• More worker rights

• Lower taxes and wages

• Higher taxes and wages

• Increased regulation

What fundamental question is raised for Scotland?

• Who will lead the UK

• What kind of country they want to be

• When to hold the next election

• How to increase taxes

Who is suggested to have a say in the future direction of Scotland?

• The United Nations

• The UK Parliament

• The European Union

• The people of Scotland