Jeremy Corbyn leaves open the possibility of approving a second Scottish independence referendum

The transcript discusses the political situation in Scotland, focusing on the fragility of certain political positions and the potential for change through democratic processes. It highlights the unsustainable nature of some political stances and suggests that a significant electoral victory for the SNP could lead to substantial political shifts.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding Scotland's political situation?

• The economic growth of Scotland

• The environmental policies in Scotland

• The cultural heritage of Scotland

• The instability of the people's ability to choose their future

According to the second section, why is the current political position in Scotland unstable?

• It is supported by international allies

• It is not economically viable

• It lacks democratic acceptance and sustainability

• It is too popular among the people

Which section discusses the democratic acceptability of the current political position?

• None of the sections

• Political Instability in Scotland

• Potential for Change

• Reasons for Instability

What does the final section suggest could change the political landscape in Scotland?

• A decrease in voter turnout

• A new cultural movement

• A significant vote for the SNP

• An increase in international trade

What is the potential impact of a massive vote for the SNP as discussed in the final section?

• It could strengthen ties with neighboring countries

• It could lead to economic decline

• It could completely alter the current political situation

• It could result in cultural isolation