CLEAN : Brexit prospect stokes dream of independent Scotland

The transcript discusses the political and economic situation in Scotland, focusing on the debate over independence. It highlights the choices Scotland faces between remaining part of the UK or becoming independent within the European Union. The discussion includes opinions on economic control, public sentiment, and cultural identity, reflecting on past referendum results and the potential benefits of independence.

What is the main political choice discussed in the first section regarding Scotland's future?

• Joining the European Union

• Becoming independent or staying with a Tory government

• Forming a coalition with Ireland

• Adopting a new currency

Why do some people believe Scotland would be better off independently?

• To join the United Nations

• To have more control over its economy

• To increase tourism

• To improve relations with England

What is a key economic argument for Scotland's independence mentioned in the second section?

• Greater economic self-sufficiency

• Access to more natural resources

• Better financial support from Westminster

• Improved trade relations with the US

What was the outcome of the previous vote on Scottish independence?

• Majority voted for independence

• The vote was postponed

• Majority voted against independence

• The vote was inconclusive

What is the argument against revisiting the independence vote?

• The economic situation has improved

• There have been no significant changes

• A new government is in place

• Public opinion has shifted dramatically