Interview with Nicola Sturgeon, Part 1/9

The transcript discusses the reasons behind SNP MPs voting on a legislative issue, emphasizing the influence of public opinion in England. It highlights the unprecedented number of English citizens urging SNP MPs to vote, reflecting a desire for a progressive alliance. The speaker argues that voting aligns with English public opinion, contrary to claims of frustration. The context includes the Tories' manifesto commitment and the concept of a free vote.

What is one of the main reasons SNP MPs are voting on the issue?

• Because of significant public opinion from England

• To oppose the free vote

• Due to pressure from Scottish citizens

• To support the Tories' manifesto

What did people from England express during the general election?

• A desire for SNP to focus solely on Scotland

• Support for a progressive alliance

• Opposition to SNP's policies

• A wish for SNP to ignore English issues

How does the speaker describe the number of people contacting them from England?

• As a small group

• As expected

• As insignificant

• As unprecedented

What misconception does the speaker address regarding SNP's actions?

• That SNP is not voting at all

• That SNP is ignoring Scottish interests

• That SNP is frustrating English public opinion

• That SNP is supporting the Tories

What political commitment is mentioned at the end of the transcript?

• The Tories' manifesto commitment

• SNP's commitment to Scottish independence

• Labour's commitment to free education

• The Green Party's environmental pledge