Sturgeon: Sinn Fein success highlights ‘big questions’ about UK future

The transcript discusses the SNP's record-breaking election results, highlighting their increased vote share and leadership confidence in Scotland. It also touches on potential political changes in Northern Ireland and the broader UK, suggesting that fundamental questions are being asked about the UK's political structure. The speaker expresses certainty about Scottish independence and emphasizes continued cooperation within the British Isles, advocating for equality as an independent country.

What achievement did the SNP celebrate in the local council elections?

• Becoming the largest party in England

• Forming a coalition government

• Winning a majority in the UK Parliament

• Increasing their vote share and number of councillors

What is the significance of the SNP potentially becoming the largest party in Northern Ireland?

• It would be a routine result for the SNP

• It would mark an extraordinary achievement

• It would have no impact on UK politics

• It would lead to immediate Scottish independence

What does the speaker suggest about the political factors in Northern Ireland compared to Scotland?

• They are identical and should be treated the same

• They are less important than those in Wales

• They are different and require careful consideration

• They are irrelevant to the SNP's success

What future change does the speaker predict for UK governance?

• A merger with the European Union

• Scottish independence

• The dissolution of the British Isles

• A return to colonial governance

How does the speaker view Scotland's future cooperation with the British Isles?

• As a hindrance to independence

• As beneficial if based on equality

• As unnecessary and avoidable

• As a step towards joining the EU