Nicola Sturgeon tells Johnson and Corbyn to 'stop running scared' over TV debate

The transcript criticizes broadcasters for potentially reverting to a two-party system in their coverage, despite the public moving away from it. It argues that a debate limited to Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn fails to represent the electorate's choices, especially with the possibility of a hung parliament. The speaker challenges both leaders to engage in a real debate on the issues affecting Scotland, suggesting they are avoiding genuine discussion.

In what way does the speaker suggest the public's views are changing in relation to the two-party system?

What does the speaker imply about the importance of debating real issues in the election?