CLEAN : Brexit ruling points pro EU Scotland towards independence

The transcript discusses a Supreme Court case related to Brexit, highlighting that the UK government is not legally required to consult the Scottish Government. It explores the political implications for Scotland, especially in light of recent devolution legislation. The possibility of another Scottish independence referendum is considered likely, given the current political climate and public support for independence, despite a gap in favorability between independence and union.

What did the Supreme Court rule regarding its power over Brexit?

• It must consult the Scottish Government.

• It does not have a legal veto over Brexit.

• It has a legal veto over Brexit.

• It can delay Brexit indefinitely.

Why was the Scottish Government able to make political capital from the Supreme Court ruling?

• Because of a new trade agreement.

• Due to recent devolution legislation.

• Due to economic growth.

• Because of a change in leadership.

What is the likelihood of another Scottish independence referendum according to the transcript?

• Very low

• Impossible

• Moderate

• Quite high

What is the current level of support for Scottish independence?

• Non-existent

• Lower than ever

• About the same as before

• Higher than it has been for decades

What is the gap in public opinion regarding Scottish independence?

• 100% favor union.

• 55% favor independence, 45% favor union.

• 45% favor independence, 55% favor union.

• There is no gap.