Brexit Could Lead to Second Scottish Referendum

The transcript discusses the political tension between Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon over Brexit, focusing on Scotland's desire to remain in the EU single market. It highlights the potential for a second independence referendum, driven by Scotland's dissatisfaction with the UK's Brexit approach. The Unionist perspective views this as unnecessary, while the business community is concerned about the economic impact of a hard Brexit.

What is the main concern of the Scottish government regarding Brexit?

• Reducing tariffs with Eastern Europe

• Strengthening ties with the UK government

• Staying in the EU single market

• Increasing trade with America

What makes a second Scottish independence referendum more likely according to Nicola Sturgeon?

• Shifts in opinion polls

• Economic growth in Scotland

• Support from the UK government

• Decreased interest in Brexit

How does the Unionist lobby view the prospect of another independence referendum?

• As a popular demand

• As an outlandish idea

• As a strategic move

• As a necessary step

What challenge does Scotland face in trading with America post-Brexit?

• Currency fluctuations

• Lack of demand

• Increased tariffs

• Political instability

What is a concern for Scotland's business community regarding Brexit?

• Increased government support

• Higher product costs

• Easier trade with Eastern Europe

• Improved competitiveness