Nicola Sturgeon & Theresa May meet for Brexit talks 2 days before Article 50 triggered

The video discusses a meeting between Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon, focusing on the choice of venue and the central issue of a second Scottish independence referendum. Theresa May maintains her stance against the referendum, citing unclear facts. She emphasizes the Union and hints at strengthened devolution. The meeting is set against a backdrop of significant political events, including the launch of Article 50. The discussion highlights the political strategies and implications for both leaders.

What was the main reason for the PM's choice of venue for the meeting with the FM?

• It was closer to the Scottish Government buildings.

• It was more secure than other options.

• It was on the banks of the Clyde.

• It was a 15th floor hotel room.

Why did the PM believe it was not the right time for a second independence referendum?

• The facts were not clear for the Scottish people.

• The FM had not formally requested it.

• The PM wanted to focus on Brexit.

• The Scottish Government was not ready.

What major political event was scheduled to happen on Wednesday?

• A speech by the PM on devolution.

• A formal request for a Scottish referendum.

• The launch of Article 50.

• A meeting between the PM and FM.

What was Nicola Sturgeon's hope regarding the timing of the independence referendum?

• Immediately after Article 50 is launched.

• In two years' time.

• In the autumn of this year.

• In the spring of next year.

How did the PM aim to handle the issue of the Scottish independence referendum?

• By agreeing to hold it immediately.

• By postponing it for as long as possible.

• By negotiating with the FM for a compromise.

• By ignoring the FM's requests.