Scots Believe There is More of a Union Divide - General Election 2015

The video discusses the political landscape in Scotland following a fractious election campaign, highlighting the SNP's rising influence and its impact on the sentiment towards Scottish independence. It examines the conservative rhetoric that risks the Union and debates the economic implications of independence, particularly concerning oil revenue. The video also explores perceptions of political leaders like Nicola Sturgeon and David Cameron, and the challenges faced by major parties due to the SNP's popularity.

What factors contributed to the SNP's rising influence in Scottish politics?

What implications does the divide in the Union have for Scotland's future?

What role does public sentiment play in the potential for Scottish independence?

In what ways did the conservative rhetoric impact the SNP's position in the election?

How did the public perception of party leaders in Scotland differ during the election campaign?