SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon plans second independence referendum bid

The transcript discusses the relentless campaign against Scottish independence, highlighting the SNP's election victory as a mandate for a new independence referendum. It emphasizes the Scottish Parliament's role in deciding the referendum and asserts Scotland's democratic rights. A message to the Prime Minister underscores the importance of respecting Scotland's choice and rights.

What was the main message of the political parties that the Scottish people rejected?

• Support for a new independence referendum

• Promotion of cultural diversity

• Denial of Scotland's right to decide its future

• Encouragement of economic growth

What does the SNP's election win reinforce?

• The need for economic reforms

• The mandate to offer Scotland a choice over its future

• The importance of cultural heritage

• The alliance with Westminster

Who does the SNP believe should decide on a new independence referendum?

• The Westminster government

• The Scottish Parliament

• The European Union

• The United Nations

What is the SNP's stance on asking Westminster for permission for a referendum?

• They believe it is necessary

• They see it as an assertion of democratic rights

• They are undecided

• They have already received permission

What does the speaker emphasize to the Prime Minister regarding Scotland's future?

• The need for economic collaboration

• The right of the Scottish people to determine their own future

• The importance of cultural exchange

• The necessity of military alliances