Scottish Referendum: English Views on Referendum & Devolution

The transcript discusses the political leaders' efforts to keep Scotland in the Union by offering new powers to the Scottish Parliament. It explores the implications of devolution for the UK, including potential resentment in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Public opinion is divided on whether these concessions are worth it. The discussion highlights the challenges political leaders face in addressing English concerns and the future of devolution, especially if Scotland gains more tax-raising powers. The outcome of the referendum could significantly impact political dynamics in the UK.

What are the implications of the political leaders' promises to Scotland regarding new powers?

How do the sentiments of English people regarding Scotland's special treatment reflect on the independence debate?

What is the significance of the latest polling regarding public opinion on the arguments surrounding Scotland's status?

What concerns do English MPs have regarding the fairness of devolution?

In what ways might a 'no' vote in the referendum affect English sentiments towards Scotland?