Interview with Nicola Sturgeon about Brexit and the EU common market

The transcript discusses the importance of the UK staying in the single market, highlighting the economic benefits and potential negative impacts of leaving. It addresses the unclear position of the UK Government and emphasizes the need to consider Scotland's interests in future strategies.

What are some of the economic consequences mentioned if the UK leaves the single market?

• Higher growth and lower borrowing

• Lower growth and higher borrowing

• Improved living standards

• Increased exports

What is the speaker's view on the UK Government's clarity regarding their plans for the single market?

• The government has a clear and detailed plan

• The government is undecided but leaning towards staying

• There is a lack of clarity and understanding

• The government has decided to leave the single market

According to the speaker, what realization is growing among some UK Government members?

• The need to leave the customs union

• The simplicity of the transition process

• The complexity and implications of leaving the single market

• The benefits of leaving the single market

What is the speaker's stance on the priority of staying in the single market?

• It is only important for Scotland

• It is not a priority at all

• It is the absolute priority

• It is a secondary concern

What does the speaker consider regarding Scotland's position if the UK does not stay in the single market?

• Scotland will have no impact

• Scotland's interests need protection

• Scotland should leave the UK

• Scotland will benefit from leaving