Nicola Sturgeon: Boris Johnson was perhaps the worst PM in our lifetime

The transcript discusses Scotland's right to decide its future, emphasizing that it should not be determined by UK Prime Ministers like Boris Johnson or Liz Truss. It highlights the upcoming Supreme Court hearing on the Scottish Parliament's ability to legislate a referendum without UK Government consent. The speaker criticizes Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister, suggesting he failed both the UK and Scotland, and tarnished the office due to lack of commitment and delivery.

What is the main democratic principle discussed in the context of Scotland's future?

• The UK Government should decide Scotland's future.

• Scotland's future should be decided by the people of Scotland.

• The Supreme Court should decide Scotland's future.

• The Prime Minister should decide Scotland's future.

What is the speaker's view on Boris Johnson's impact on Scotland?

• He has been beneficial for Scotland.

• He has failed Scotland.

• He has been neutral towards Scotland.

• He has improved Scotland's economy.

How does the speaker describe Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister?

• He was the best Prime Minister.

• He was an average Prime Minister.

• He was the worst Prime Minister in recent times.

• He was a transformative Prime Minister.

What is one reason given for Boris Johnson's failure as Prime Minister?

• He was too focused on Scotland.

• He lacked the application and commitment.

• He had too much commitment.

• He was too popular in Scotland.

What perception does the speaker suggest many people in the UK have about Boris Johnson?

• He has uplifted the UK.

• He has been a visionary leader for the UK.

• He has been indifferent to the UK.

• He has let down the UK.