Labour has given the ‘proverbial two fingers’ to Scotland, says Sturgeon

The transcript discusses the political dynamics between Labour and the SNP, focusing on Labour's refusal to collaborate with the SNP and the implications for Scottish democracy. It highlights the SNP's electoral success in Scotland and criticizes Labour's approach as dismissive of Scottish voters. The SNP's stance on coalitions is clarified, emphasizing their goal of Scottish independence rather than participation in Westminster governance.

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

• Labour is open to forming a coalition with the SNP.

• Labour has ruled out any potential deal with the SNP.

• Labour is undecided about forming a coalition with the SNP.

• Labour has already formed a coalition with the SNP.

What has been the SNP's electoral performance in Scotland over the past decade?

• They have lost most elections.

• They have won overwhelmingly.

• They have had mixed results.

• They have not participated in elections.

How does the SNP perceive Labour's attitude towards Scotland?

• As dismissive and disrespectful.

• As neutral and indifferent.

• As overly accommodating.

• As supportive and understanding.

What is the SNP's main objective concerning Westminster?

• To form a coalition government.

• To block the Tories and seek Scottish independence.

• To support the Labour Party.

• To increase their representation in Westminster.

What does the SNP aim to offer Scotland?

• A stronger connection with Westminster.

• A route to independence.

• More representation in the UK Parliament.

• A coalition with the Labour Party.