Nicola Sturgeon speaks on the tory leadership race

The transcript discusses the political situation in the UK, focusing on the potential appointment of a new Prime Minister and the lack of mandate in Scotland. It highlights concerns over another wave of Tory austerity, which could severely impact public services and the Scottish Government's budget. The speaker argues for a general election, citing the instability and chaos caused by the Tories, and emphasizes the need for a mandate for both the new Prime Minister and their policies.

What is the public's reaction to the ongoing political drama within the Tory party?

• They are excited about the changes.

• They are frustrated and tired of it.

• They are indifferent to the situation.

• They are supportive of the Tory party.

What does the speaker suggest is more important than the personality of the new Prime Minister?

• Their popularity

• Their international relations

• Their policies and actions

• Their public speaking skills

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the new Prime Minister's potential policies?

• Another wave of austerity

• Expansion of public services

• Increased taxes

• More public holidays

What does the speaker predict will happen next Monday if Rishi Sunak becomes Prime Minister?

• A new public holiday will be announced

• The Chancellor will unveil a round of cuts

• The Prime Minister will visit Scotland

• A new trade deal will be signed

Why does the speaker believe a general election is necessary?

• To reduce public spending

• To ensure a government with a proper mandate

• To stabilize the economy

• To increase taxes