'Option of an Indepence Referendum Has to Be on the table.' - Nicola Sturgeon

The transcript discusses the potential for an independence referendum if Theresa May decides to leave the single European market. It highlights the risks for Scotland in losing control over its future and the importance of keeping the option of an independence referendum on the table. Proposals have been published to keep both the UK and Scotland in the single market, and to grant new powers to the Scottish Parliament. The speaker emphasizes the need to wait for Theresa May's response.

What is the speaker's main concern if Theresa May decides to leave the single European market?

• The impact on the UK's economy

• The future of the European Union

• The potential for an independence referendum

• The effect on international relations

Why does the speaker believe an independence referendum should be considered?

• To increase political power in the UK

• To strengthen ties with the European Union

• To gain more control over Scotland's future

• To improve Scotland's economy

What risk does the speaker mention if an independence referendum is not on the table?

• Scotland facing economic sanctions

• Scotland losing its cultural identity

• Scotland being led down a damaging path

• Scotland losing its natural resources

What proposals has the speaker published regarding the single market?

• Proposals to leave the single market

• Proposals to keep the UK and Scotland in the single market

• Proposals to join a new trade agreement

• Proposals to increase tariffs on imports

What does the speaker suggest is reasonable to do at the moment?

• To hold an immediate referendum

• To wait and hear Theresa May's response

• To implement new economic policies

• To negotiate with the European Union