Russell: No Scottish Consultation on Brexit Unacceptable

The transcript discusses the implications of a Supreme Court ruling on the Scottish Parliament's powers, the SNP's opposition to Brexit, and the potential for parliamentary obstruction to a hard Brexit. It also explores the possibility of another Scottish independence referendum due to the UK government's stance on Brexit.

What does the Supreme Court judgment say about consulting the Scottish Parliament on changes to its powers?

• It must always be consulted.

• It is not required but is a useful convention.

• It should never be consulted.

• It is required only for financial matters.

Why is the SNP opposing the Brexit process?

• They believe Brexit will benefit Scotland.

• They support a different type of Brexit.

• They want to join the European Union.

• They are concerned about the economic impact of a hard Brexit.

What percentage of Scotland voted against Brexit?

• 38%

• 50%

• 62%

• 75%

What is one of the options still on the table for Scotland regarding its relationship with Europe?

• Joining the Eurozone

• Becoming a part of the United States

• Remaining within the EEA and the single market

• Forming a new union with Ireland

What is a potential consequence of Theresa May's government's actions according to the speaker?

• Scotland will become more isolated.

• Scotland may hold another independence referendum.

• Scotland will join the United Nations.

• Scotland will fully support Brexit.