SNP's Nicola Sturgeon has outlined her party's case for a second independence referendum

The transcript discusses Nicola Sturgeon's push for a second Scottish independence referendum, highlighting the SNP's electoral success and the UK government's opposition. Despite the SNP's strong performance, challenges persist within the independence movement, and there is a noted shift in Scottish Labour's stance post-Brexit. The UK government emphasizes the importance of the UK's integrity, while Nicola Sturgeon faces criticism for focusing on independence over governance.

What was Nicola Sturgeon's main argument for Scotland's independence?

• The cultural differences between Scotland and the UK

• The support from international allies

• The economic benefits of independence

• The mandate from the recent election

How did the UK government respond to the independence movement?

• By ignoring the movement completely

• By supporting a new referendum

• By emphasizing the integrity of the UK

• By offering economic incentives

What was a significant point of frustration within the independence movement?

• The economic challenges

• The cultural differences

• The slow pace of progress

• The lack of international support

What shift was observed in the ranks of Scottish Labour?

• A push for cultural preservation

• A focus on economic policies

• A move towards supporting independence

• A stronger alliance with the UK government

What percentage of the vote did the SNP win in the recent election?

• 40%

• 45%

• 60%

• 50%