Alex Salmond wants Independence Referendum

The video discusses the push for Scottish independence, led by SNP leader Alex Salmond, who has confirmed a referendum will take place. The UK government opposes independence but won't block a referendum. Polls show a majority against independence, with timing and political factors, such as the unpopularity of the Conservatives in Scotland, playing a crucial role. The outcome may depend on future elections and the SNP's ability to sway undecided voters.

What did SNP leader Alex Salmond confirm regarding the Scottish independence referendum?

• There will be no referendum.

• The referendum will take place in the first half of the term.

• There will be a referendum, and he provided a date.

• The referendum will be postponed indefinitely.

What is the stance of the UK government on the Scottish independence referendum?

• The government will block the referendum.

• The government supports independence.

• The government is neutral on the issue.

• The government will not oppose the referendum but is against independence.

What is the position of the Liberal Democrats regarding Scottish independence?

• They support Scottish independence.

• They want Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom.

• They have no official stance.

• They are undecided on the issue.

According to the polls, what percentage of people were against Scottish independence?

• 10%

• 52%

• 35%

• 3%

How might the outcome of the 2015 UK general election affect the Scottish independence referendum?

• It would have no impact on the referendum.

• A Labour win could decrease support for independence.

• A Conservative win could increase support for independence.

• It would lead to the cancellation of the referendum.