Jeremy Corbyn rules out Scotland independence referendum

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's stance on not holding a referendum in the first term if elected, focusing instead on investing over £70 billion in Scotland. This investment aims to improve infrastructure and reform Social Security, particularly by ending Universal Credit, to alleviate poverty. The Labour government prioritizes addressing the needs of Scottish people through significant investment rather than pursuing a referendum.

What is the Labour government's stance on holding a referendum within the first year?

• They will hold a referendum if the public demands it.

• They are undecided about holding a referendum.

• They categorically rule out a referendum.

• They plan to hold a referendum immediately.

How much investment is planned for Scotland by the Labour government?

• £70 billion

• £80 billion

• £60 billion

• £50 billion

What major social reform is included in the Labour government's plan for Scotland?

• Reducing healthcare funding

• Ending Universal Credit

• Introduction of a new tax

• Increasing retirement age

What is the Labour government's priority during its first term?

• Holding a referendum

• Focusing on investment

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing military spending

Why does the Labour government rule out a referendum in its first term?

• Due to lack of public interest

• To avoid political controversy

• Because of financial constraints

• To focus on investment needs