CLEAN : Britain becoming more federal says LSE Professor

The video discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the Scottish independence movement and the resulting devolution of powers. It highlights the gains made by the Scottish Nationalists, who have achieved significant autonomy without full independence. The video also explores the implications of devolving tax powers to Scotland and Wales, moving towards a more federal UK. It addresses the potential for future referendums if Scottish demands are not met and considers the challenges of granting similar powers to England.

What was the outcome for the Scottish Nationalists in the political scenario discussed?

• They were promised a new referendum.

• They received more power in Edinburgh while staying in the UK.

• They gained independence from the UK.

• They lost power in Edinburgh.

What significant power was promised to Scotland by the major political parties in London?

• Full independence

• Control over defense

• Devolution of tax-raising powers

• Control over foreign policy

What is the potential risk if Scotland does not receive the autonomy it desires?

• Scotland might declare war.

• Scotland might join the European Union.

• Scotland might form a new political party.

• Scotland might ask for another referendum.

What challenge does England face in the context of UK devolution?

• Deciding on a new capital city

• Forming a new government

• Increasing its representation in the European Union

• Receiving devolved powers similar to Scotland and Wales

What has the debate about devolution kindled among some conservatives and labor municipalities?

• A push for Scotland to become independent

• A desire for England to receive devolved powers

• A campaign to increase taxes

• A movement to abolish the monarchy