CLEAN : Scotland to push for UK to stay in Europe's single market

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on Scotland, emphasizing the economic consequences and the importance of migration. It critiques the UK Government's approach to Brexit negotiations, advocating for continued membership in the Single Market and Customs Union. The political dynamics within the Conservative and Labour parties are explored, highlighting the need for a broader consensus in the House of Commons. The conclusion stresses the overwhelming evidence against leaving the EU and suggests a compromise to minimize Brexit's damage.

What is the projected economic impact of a hard Brexit on Scotland by 2030?

• £300 per person

• £500 per person

• £100 per person

• £200 per person

What does the Scottish Government believe is the only sensible option if Brexit proceeds?

• Staying in the single market

• Leaving the EU without a deal

• Joining the Eurozone

• Forming a new trade agreement with the US

What is the Scottish Government's stance on working with others regarding Brexit?

• They are ready to work with others to minimize damage

• They prefer to work independently

• They refuse to collaborate

• They want to delay negotiations

What is the potential political change mentioned that could affect Brexit negotiations?

• Theresa May might leave as Prime Minister

• The UK might hold another referendum

• Theresa May might remain as Prime Minister

• The UK might join the Eurozone

What is considered a compromise position if the UK leaves the EU?

• Forming a new trade agreement with China

• Leaving the single market and customs union

• Continuing membership of the single market and customs union

• Joining the Eurozone