Labour Party leader Ed Miliband has ruled out forming a coalition with the Scottish National Party

The transcript discusses the political landscape surrounding potential post-election coalitions in the UK. Labour has ruled out a coalition with the SNP, while the Conservatives and Lib Dems have also dismissed partnerships with the SNP and UKIP. Voter concerns about coalition possibilities are highlighted, with many expressing unease about external influence on domestic politics. The role of minority parties and the potential for flexible arrangements are explored, emphasizing the complexity and uncertainty of the political situation.

What is Labour's position regarding a coalition with the SNP?

• Labour has already formed a coalition with the SNP.

• Labour will not form a coalition with the SNP.

• Labour is undecided about a coalition with the SNP.

• Labour is open to a coalition with the SNP.

Which party has not ruled out a possible deal with UKIP?

• SNP

• Lib Dems

• Conservatives

• Labour

Which parties have ruled out a coalition with both the SNP and UKIP?

• Labour and Conservatives

• SNP and UKIP

• Conservatives and Lib Dems

• Labour and Lib Dems

What is a potential outcome if there are more anti-Tory MPs in the House of Commons?

• The SNP forms a government.

• David Cameron remains Prime Minister.

• Labour forms a coalition with the Conservatives.

• David Cameron is locked out of #10.

What type of arrangement might occur instead of a formal coalition?

• A permanent alliance

• A complete dissolution of Parliament

• A looser, case-by-case support arrangement

• A merger of parties