Jeremy Corbyn rules out Scotland independence referendum

The transcript discusses the credibility of achieving a comprehensive trade deal with the EU within 11 months, as proposed by Boris Johnson. It contrasts this with Labour's plan to negotiate a credible trade option with the EU while protecting the Good Friday Agreement. The focus then shifts to Labour's investment plans for Scotland, emphasizing no referendums in the first term, even if the SNP wins a majority. The discussion concludes with a critique of political language and a call for social justice, highlighting the choice between inequality and a just society.

What is the main concern about the trade deal timeline proposed by Boris Johnson?

• It is not supported by the Labour government.

• It is too long and unnecessary.

• It lacks support from the EU.

• It is too short to be credible.

What is the Labour government's priority for Scotland if elected?

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy.

• Holding a referendum on independence.

• Investing over £70 billion in infrastructure.

• Increasing military spending.

How does the Labour government plan to address the issue of a Scottish independence referendum?

• By ruling out a referendum in the first term.

• By negotiating with the EU for a referendum.

• By holding a referendum in the first year.

• By allowing a referendum if SNP wins majority seats.

What does the Labour government aim to achieve across the UK?

• A society with increased inequality.

• A society focused on tax evasion.

• A society that promotes social justice.

• A society with reduced public spending.

What is the criticism of the Prime Minister's language according to the Labour government?

• It is offensive and unclear.

• It is supportive of social justice.

• It is clear and understandable.

• It is too formal and complex.