Alex Salmond claims blocking an Independent Scotland from sharing the pound would damage England

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Yes campaign for Scottish independence, highlighting political reactions and public sentiment. It covers the economic implications of independence, including currency and EU membership concerns. Political figures like Alex Salmond and David Cameron are mentioned, with a focus on the public's uncertainty and lack of clear answers.

What was the First Minister's reaction to George Osborne's speech?

• He supported the idea of leaving the UK.

• He agreed with Osborne's points.

• He felt it was insulting and demeaning.

• He ignored the speech entirely.

What did the SNP leader claim about an independent Scotland?

• It would immediately join the EU.

• It would lose the pound and EU membership.

• It could keep the pound and stay in the EU.

• It would face economic collapse.

What did political figures warn about regarding Scottish independence?

• Scotland would gain more power.

• Scotland would face challenges joining the EU.

• Scotland would have no economic issues.

• Scotland would easily keep the pound.

How did Alex Salmond respond to the warnings from political heavyweights?

• He decided to change his stance.

• He ignored their statements.

• He agreed with their concerns.

• He claimed it would unite Scots for independence.

What is the public sentiment in Edinburgh regarding the independence debate?

• They are indifferent to the debate.

• They are confident in the leaders' plans.

• They are clear about the future.

• They are uncertain and skeptical.