CLEAN : Britain becoming more federal says LSE Professor

The video discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the Scottish independence movement and the resulting devolution of powers. It highlights the gains made by the Scottish Nationalists, who have achieved significant autonomy without full independence. The video also explores the implications of devolving tax powers to Scotland and Wales, moving towards a more federal UK. It addresses the potential for future referendums if Scottish demands are not met and considers the challenges of granting similar powers to England.

What are the implications of the Scottish Nationalists gaining more power within the UK?

How does the devolution of tax-raising powers affect the relationship between Scotland and the rest of the UK?

In what ways might the political landscape change if Scotland were to ask for another referendum?

What are the potential consequences for Wales and Northern Ireland in light of the changes in Scotland's political power?

What challenges might arise for England as a result of the devolution process?