Interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on a visit to Scotland

The transcript discusses the rising support for Scottish independence and the debate over holding another referendum. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on pandemic response efforts, highlighting the contributions of Scottish scientists and the British Army. The speaker argues against constitutional wrangling and stresses national unity. The legal aspects of holding a referendum without UK consent are also briefly touched upon.

What does the speaker believe the people of Scotland want to focus on?

• Economic reforms

• Fighting the pandemic

• Educational improvements

• Another referendum

Why does the speaker oppose another referendum?

• It is too costly

• It was promised to be a once in a generation event

• It is not legally possible

• It lacks public support

What contributions are highlighted by the speaker in the fight against the pandemic?

• Efforts by educational institutions

• Efforts by Scottish scientists and the British Army

• Efforts by international organizations

• Efforts by local businesses

What is the speaker's stance on the legality of another referendum without UK consent?

• It is legally supported

• It is legally questionable

• It is legally straightforward

• It is legally irrelevant

What does the speaker emphasize as the primary focus for the country?

• Educational reforms

• Economic growth

• Unity and overcoming the pandemic

• Technological advancements