Nicola Sturgeon speaking about why she believes the UK should remain in the European Economic Area

The transcript discusses the UK's potential decision to remain in the single market post-EU exit, emphasizing the economic benefits and the positions of the Scottish and Welsh governments. It highlights the lack of clarity from the UK Government regarding single market membership, customs union, and transitional arrangements, stressing the need for clear strategies before triggering Article 50.

What is the speaker's stance on the UK's membership in the single market?

• The UK should leave the single market.

• The UK should join a new market.

• The UK should remain neutral.

• The UK should stay in the single market.

Which governments share a similar view on the UK's position in the single market?

• Scottish and Welsh Governments

• Irish and Northern Irish Governments

• English and Scottish Governments

• Welsh and Irish Governments

What is one of the main frustrations expressed by the speaker?

• Lack of clarity on the UK's single market membership goals

• Too much clarity on the UK's customs union plans

• The UK's decision to remain in the EU

• The UK's decision to leave the European Economic Area

What important question does the speaker mention for UK businesses?

• Will there be a new government?

• Will there be a transitional arrangement?

• Will there be a new trade agreement?

• Will there be a new currency?

What does the speaker hope to achieve before triggering Article 50?

• A decision to remain in the EU

• A new trade deal with the EU

• A new government in the UK

• More clarity on the UK's position