Nicola Sturgeon criticises Theresa May's 'despicable' hostile environment policy

The transcript discusses the UK's responsibility to handle Brexit better, emphasizing the need to drop harmful policies and engage with opposition parties. It suggests a second referendum as the best way to resolve Brexit, given the potential differences from initial voter expectations. The treatment of EU citizens in the UK is criticized, with a focus on Scotland's efforts to support them and reject xenophobia. Scotland is portrayed as a welcoming and diverse country, committed to celebrating diversity as a strength.

In what ways does the speaker suggest Scotland can support EU citizens?

What message should leaders convey about Scotland's stance on diversity?