Scottish Referendum: Politicians Gear Up in Final Few Days

The transcript covers the final stages of the Scottish independence referendum campaign. Alistair Darling expresses concerns about the uncertainties of independence, particularly regarding currency and business impacts. Alex Salmond remains optimistic, highlighting the social and economic benefits of independence. Nicola Sturgeon reassures older voters about pension security, urging them to consider the future benefits of a Yes vote. The Prime Minister makes a final appeal in Aberdeen, emphasizing the advantages of remaining in the UK with new powers. The outcome of the referendum could lead to significant changes for Scotland.

What was Alistair Darling's main concern about the Yes campaign?

• The lack of a clear currency plan

• The potential for increased taxes

• The impact on tourism

• The loss of cultural identity

What aspect of independence does Alex Salmond emphasize as beneficial?

• Increased military spending

• Social and economic prosperity

• Reduction in immigration

• Stronger ties with the EU

What reassurance does Nicola Sturgeon offer to older voters?

• Guaranteed pensions

• Lower healthcare costs

• Tax reductions

• Increased social security

What does the Prime Minister promise in his campaign message?

• Increased military presence in Scotland

• A referendum on EU membership

• New powers within the UK

• Complete independence for Scotland

How does the Prime Minister appeal to Scottish voters?

• By promising more local jobs

• By emphasizing shared British achievements

• By offering tax cuts

• By highlighting Scotland's natural beauty