Nicola Sturgeon Presser re2nd ScottishReferendum10

The transcript discusses the efforts and challenges faced by Scotland in negotiating a compromise with the UK Government regarding an independence referendum. Despite genuine attempts to reach an agreement, the UK Government has not been willing to meet halfway. The uncertainty surrounding Article 50 highlights the unequal partnership in the process. The speaker emphasizes the need for Scotland to have a genuine choice in its future.

What was the speaker's main intention in the negotiations with the UK Government?

• To withdraw from all negotiations

• To reach a compromise agreement

• To demand an immediate independence referendum

• To impose Scotland's terms unilaterally

What does the speaker suggest about the UK Government's stance in the negotiations?

• They have already agreed to all terms

• They have completely ignored Scotland

• They have moved further away from compromise

• They have been open to compromise

What does the speaker imply about the process of triggering Article 50?

• It is irrelevant to the negotiations

• It shows a lack of communication and partnership

• It reflects an equal partnership

• It is a clear and transparent process

How did the Prime Minister respond to the question about single market membership?

• She confirmed it was a binary choice

• She ruled out single market membership immediately

• She initially said it wasn't a binary choice

• She avoided answering the question

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a genuine choice for Scotland?

• Complete withdrawal from the UK

• A government willing to compromise

• A unilateral decision by Scotland

• An immediate independence referendum