Leader of the SNP Nicola Sturgeon launches renewed drive for Scottish Independence

Nicola Sturgeon argues for a new Scottish independence referendum due to Brexit, which most Scots opposed. She highlights changes in the UK and independence arguments since 2014. Despite little change in polls, she urges her party to gauge public support. Opposition parties cite economic concerns and past referendum results to block new legislation. The debate remains contentious, with public opinion divided.

What was Nicola Sturgeon's main argument for revisiting the independence debate?

• The support from international allies

• The cultural differences between Scotland and the rest of the UK

• The changes in the UK's political landscape post-Brexit

• The economic benefits of independence

How have public opinions on Scottish independence changed since the last referendum?

• There is no available data on public opinion

• Opinions have remained largely unchanged

• There has been a significant shift towards independence

• Support for independence has drastically decreased

What strategy is being employed to gauge current support for Scottish independence?

• Holding town hall meetings and canvassing

• Launching a social media campaign

• Organizing protests

• Conducting online surveys

What economic concern is highlighted by opposition parties regarding another independence referendum?

• The plummeting oil prices

• The rising cost of living

• The increasing national debt

• The high unemployment rate

What is a major challenge Nicola Sturgeon faces in her push for independence?

• Opposition from other political parties

• Limited financial resources

• Insufficient media coverage

• Lack of support from the European Union