Interview with Nicola Sturgeon on EU vote

The transcript features a discussion with the First Minister about Scotland's key interests, including democratic, economic, social, and global influence. The conversation explores options for protecting these interests, including the possibility of another referendum, and emphasizes the importance of creative solutions to maintain Scotland's place within the UK. The decision-making process involves the Scottish Parliament, with all options remaining open.

What are some of the key interests that the First Minister believes need protection for Scotland?

• Technological and scientific interests

• Cultural and historical interests

• Only economic and social interests

• Democratic, economic, social, and solidarity interests

Why does the First Minister emphasize the importance of having influence in the world?

• To abide by international rules

• To shape global rules and policies

• To increase tourism

• To improve cultural exchanges

What is the First Minister's stance on the possibility of another referendum?

• It is an option if all other options fail

• It is not an option at all

• It is the only option

• It is already decided

Who will ultimately make the decision regarding another referendum?

• The First Minister alone

• The UK Parliament

• The European Union

• The Scottish Parliament

What does the First Minister hope to achieve by exploring creative options?

• To increase Scotland's population

• To protect Scotland's place within the UK

• To improve Scotland's education system

• To reduce taxes