Young Voters Report on Scottish Referendum

The video follows students who become Sky News reporters for a day, covering the Scottish referendum. They interview Arthur Darling, a campaign leader against independence, and Alex Salmond, Scotland's First Minister, discussing the pros and cons of independence. The students reflect on their experiences and the importance of political engagement for future generations.

What was the primary role of the young voters during the Sky News Scottish referendum coverage?

• To provide live overviews as reporters

• To campaign for independence

• To interview university students

• To report on healthcare issues

Why did Arthur Darling believe Scotland should not go independent?

• He feared increased tuition fees

• He believed in the benefits of being part of a larger entity

• He thought it would harm the economy

• He was concerned about losing cultural identity

What assurance did Alex Salmond give regarding tuition fees in an independent Scotland?

• Tuition fees would remain the same

• Tuition fees would be eliminated

• Tuition fees would increase

• Tuition fees would be reduced

What personal challenge did Alex Salmond mention during the interview?

• Managing public opinion

• Handling political debates

• Following a strict diet

• Balancing work and family

How did the narrator's perspective on politics change after the discussions?

• They decided to avoid political discussions

• They became more indifferent

• They recognized its significance for future generations

• They saw politics as less important