Fight Brewing Over Second Scottish Independence Referendum

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on Scotland's fishing industry and the political debate surrounding a potential Scottish independence referendum. Fishermen in Scotland's northeast support Brexit, opposing the EU's common fisheries policy. The Prime Minister argues against a new referendum, while the SNP leader insists on Scotland's right to choose its future. Public opinion in Edinburgh shows enthusiasm for a second referendum, with some wanting to remain in the EU. The transcript also touches on the cultural aspect of Quidditch in Edinburgh.

Why did fishermen in Scotland's northeast welcome Brexit?

• To support the SNP's political agenda

• To gain independence from the UK

• To join the European Union

• To escape the EU's common fisheries policy

What was the Prime Minister's position on the Scottish independence referendum?

• She supported the referendum

• She was neutral about the referendum

• She opposed the referendum

• She wanted to delay the referendum

What timeline did the SNP leader suggest for Scotland to have the right to choose its future?

• 18 months from now

• In the next five years

• Immediately after Brexit

• After the next UK general election

What is the general sentiment among students in Edinburgh regarding a second referendum?

• They are unaware of it

• They support it

• They are indifferent

• They are against it

How does the SNP plan to portray Westminster if they block the referendum?

• As respecting the will of the Scottish people

• As supportive of Scottish independence

• As neutral in the political debate

• As blocking the will of the Scottish people