David Cameron Interview on First Great West Train

The transcript discusses the political implications of Scotland's potential independence and the role of referendums in democratic decision-making. It highlights the choices faced by the UK Prime Minister regarding Scotland's independence and the European Union, emphasizing the importance of respecting the will of the people. The discussion also touches on historical treaties and the need for consent in political unions.

What is the main focus of the discussion regarding Scotland's independence?

• The role of the European Union

• The economic impact on the UK

• The future of Scotland

• The future of individual political figures

What was a significant political event in Scotland in 2011?

• Scotland held a general election

• Scotland voted for independence

• Scotland voted for the SNP and Alexander as First Minister

• Scotland joined the European Union

Why was a legal referendum considered important?

• To increase voter turnout

• To avoid conflict between Westminster and Holyrood

• To ensure economic stability

• To gain international recognition

What is emphasized as crucial in major political decisions in the UK?

• Political stability

• Public consent

• International relations

• Economic growth

What has been a reason for the thin consent for the EU in Britain?

• Cultural differences

• Lack of economic benefits

• Political instability

• Absence of public consultation on treaties