Gordon Brown comments on Nicola Sturgeon's meeting with EU leaders

The video discusses the 'Norway option' where Norway, not an EU member, benefits from the single market through agreements. It highlights the importance of Britain securing access to the single market to protect jobs and trade. The discussion extends to Scotland's economic future, emphasizing the need to consider all options, including remaining part of the British single market, due to significant trade and job implications.

What is the Norway option in relation to the European Union?

• Norway is a full member of the European Union.

• Norway is a member of the European Union but does not trade with it.

• Norway is part of the European Union's customs union.

• Norway is not a member but has agreements to access the single market.

Why is it important for Britain to maintain access to the single market?

• To increase tariffs on European goods.

• To ensure the safety and security of jobs.

• To reduce the number of jobs in Britain.

• To eliminate all trade agreements with Europe.

What is suggested to manage migration while maintaining access to the single market?

• Reducing the number of jobs in Britain.

• Implementing safeguard clauses.

• Ignoring the European Economic Area protocols.

• Increasing trade barriers.

How much does Scotland trade with England, Wales, and Northern Ireland annually?

• £200,000

• £12 billion

• £58 billion

• £1 million

What is the potential impact of Scotland's independence on its trade relations?

• It will eliminate all trade barriers with Europe.

• It may affect its ability to trade with the British single market.

• It will have no impact on trade relations.

• It will increase trade with the European Union.