Jeremy Corbyn speech at the Scottish manifesto launch

The transcript discusses the potential risks of a Corbyn-Sturgeon coalition, which could block Brexit and lead to chaos. It highlights Corbyn's indecisiveness on Brexit and his proposal for a second referendum. The text also examines the possibility of a second Scottish referendum and the challenges Corbyn might face in resisting Sturgeon's demands. Finally, it emphasizes the manifesto's opposition to another Scottish referendum to preserve the political partnership.

What is one of the main risks associated with a Corbyn-Sturgeon coalition?

• It would block Brexit and create chaos.

• It would lead to a new trade deal.

• It would strengthen the political union.

• It would reduce taxes.

What does Corbyn propose regarding Brexit?

• To hold a general election.

• To cancel Brexit altogether.

• To have a new deal and a second referendum.

• To leave the EU without a deal.

Why is Corbyn criticized in the second section?

• For supporting a second Scottish referendum.

• For not revealing his stance on a major issue.

• For opposing Nicola Sturgeon.

• For being too decisive.

What is questioned about Corbyn's ability in the second section?

• His ability to win a general election.

• His ability to lead a coalition government.

• His ability to refuse Nicola Sturgeon's demands.

• His ability to negotiate with the EU.

What is the main argument against another Scottish referendum?

• It would destroy a successful political partnership.

• It would strengthen the political union.

• It would lead to economic growth.

• It would increase political stability.