Scotland's First Minister announces plans for a Norway-style arrangement to stay in the EU single market.

The video discusses Nicola Sturgeon's plan for Scotland to remain in the EU's single market post-Brexit, either as part of the UK or independently. It highlights the potential economic and political implications, including the possibility of a hard border and the impact on businesses. The UK Government's response is cautious, with ongoing negotiations and the prospect of a second Scottish independence referendum looming.

What was Nicola Sturgeon's proposal for Scotland regarding the European Union's internal market?

• To leave the EU entirely

• To remain in the EU without any changes

• To join the European Economic Area like Norway and Iceland

• To form a new trade agreement with the EU

What concern did critics raise about Scotland staying in the single market?

• It would decrease trade with the EU

• It would increase taxes in Scotland

• It would lead to a loss of cultural identity

• It would lead to a hard economic border with the rest of the UK

What alternative control measure was suggested by a panel member advising Nicola Sturgeon?

• Complete open borders with the EU

• Increased tariffs on goods

• Differential system of National Insurance numbers

• Passport checkpoints at the border

What was the UK Government's stance on another Scottish independence referendum?

• They fully supported it

• They encouraged it

• They were indifferent

• They believed it was unnecessary

What is expected to be a crucial event in the negotiations between Scotland and the UK Government?

• A meeting of the Joint Ministerial Committee

• A public referendum

• A visit from the EU Commission

• A debate in the Scottish Parliament