CLEAN : Relief and disappointment for referendum voters in Scotland

The transcript discusses Scotland's position within the Union, highlighting the risks of independence and the role of Alex Salmond. It emphasizes the inevitability of change in both Scotland and Westminster, regardless of the referendum outcome. The Yes campaign's efforts, involving diverse groups, are praised, but there is disappointment over the referendum results.

What does the speaker believe the Yes campaign failed to do effectively?

• Highlight economic advantages

• Engage with international audiences

• Communicate the risks of independence

• Explain the benefits of independence

According to the speaker, what is Alex Salmond's role in the independence movement?

• A cultural ambassador

• A passive observer

• A formidable campaigner

• An economic advisor

What is the speaker's view on the inevitability of change?

• Change will happen regardless of the vote

• Change is unlikely without independence

• Change is only possible through Westminster

• Change is unnecessary for Scotland

How does the speaker feel about the outcome of the vote?

• Relieved

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Satisfied

Who does the speaker acknowledge for their efforts in the independence campaign?

• Various political groups and individuals

• Only the SNP

• International supporters

• The Westminster government