SNP wins Overall Majority after Election

The video covers the Scottish National Party's (SNP) significant victory in the elections, led by Alex Salmond, which resulted in a parliamentary majority. This triumph contrasts with the Labour Party's poor performance, leading to Ian Gray's resignation. The focus then shifts to the potential for a Scottish independence referendum, with discussions on its implications and timing.

What was the outcome of the election for the Scottish National Party (SNP)?

• They gained a parliamentary majority.

• They lost their majority.

• They formed a coalition with Labour.

• They decided not to participate.

What was a significant factor in Labour's poor performance in the election?

• Their focus on attacking the coalition.

• Their decision to not campaign.

• Their strong support from the Lib Dems.

• Their alliance with the SNP.

What is the main topic of discussion in Edinburgh following the SNP's victory?

• The resignation of Alex Salmond.

• The timing of a referendum on Scottish independence.

• The formation of a new coalition government.

• The future of the Labour Party.

What is the uncertainty surrounding the potential Scottish independence referendum?

• The economic impact on England.

• The future of the UK monarchy.

• If the people of Scotland truly want independence.

• Whether the SNP will remain in power.

What are people in Scotland questioning after the SNP's victory?

• The future of the Labour Party.

• The impact of the election on the UK.

• Whether they have set a referendum in motion.

• The role of the Lib Dems in the government.