Nicola Sturgeon interview on Brexit meeting with the PM

The transcript discusses the differing views on Brexit, highlighting the perspectives of Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, and the SNP. It explores the idea of a compromise deal versus remaining in the EU, emphasizing the importance of a public vote. The SNP's preferences include a long extension to Brexit and ensuring any decision is put to a public vote. The discussion also touches on the potential impact on Scotland and the broader UK.

What does Rebecca Long Bailey suggest about a strong Brexit deal?

• It should be negotiated further.

• It should be accepted without question.

• It should be put to a public vote.

• It should be rejected outright.

What is considered a second-best option to remaining in the EU?

• A no-deal Brexit

• A new referendum

• A hard Brexit

• A compromise deal

Why might Scotland be concerned about the Brexit vote?

• They voted to leave the EU last time.

• They want a no-deal Brexit.

• Their vote might not be considered in the future.

• They have no interest in the EU.

What is one of the SNP's preferences regarding Brexit?

• A long extension to Brexit

• A quick resolution to Brexit

• Immediate implementation of Brexit

• A no-deal Brexit

What does the SNP believe should happen with any deal reached between Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May?

• It should be implemented immediately.

• It should be put to a public vote.

• It should be kept confidential.

• It should be rejected.