CLEAN : Brexit: Scotland's Sturgeon says 'bad deal' will do 'real damage' to UK

The transcript discusses a controversial bill deemed harmful to Scotland, Wales, and the UK. It highlights the unprecedented political unity between the first ministers of Wales and Scotland, who oppose the bill despite their differing political views. The text concludes by stating that those who supported the bill have voted for measures that could cause significant harm to all parts of the UK.

What regions are mentioned as being negatively affected by the bill?

• Scotland, Wales, and the UK

• England and Northern Ireland

• Only Scotland

• Only Wales

What makes the opposition to the bill unique?

• It is the first time Wales and Scotland have agreed on anything.

• Political leaders from Wales and Scotland, despite differing views, are united against it.

• The bill is supported by all political parties.

• It is the first bill to be opposed by the UK Parliament.

What is the significance of the political leaders' unity against the bill?

• It shows the bill's potential to bring about positive change.

• It indicates the bill's widespread unpopularity.

• It suggests the bill will be easily passed.

• It highlights the leaders' desire for more power.

What is the perceived outcome of voting for the bill?

• It will only affect Scotland.

• It will have no impact.

• It will cause harm to all parts of the UK.

• It will strengthen the UK.

What action did those who supported the bill take?

• They voted to enhance education.

• They voted to support Scotland's independence.

• They voted to cause damage to the UK.

• They voted to improve the economy.