EU Referendum: Sturgeon calls on Scotland to remain in the Union

The transcript discusses the debate over the UK's EU membership, highlighting the potential outcomes and opportunities for the UK and Scotland. It critiques the UK Government's inconsistent statements regarding the timeline for exiting the EU and the implications for an independent Scotland. The discussion also touches on the Scottish referendum campaigns and their focus on EU membership.

What does the speaker believe is a beneficial opportunity for the UK?

• A vote to leave the EU

• A national debate about the country's future

• An immediate exit from the EU

• A quick decision on independence

What inconsistency does the speaker point out about the UK Government's statements?

• The time it would take to negotiate trade deals

• The time it would take for Scotland to gain independence

• The time it would take to leave the EU

• The time it would take to join the EU

According to the speaker, what was the UK Government's claim about an independent Scotland?

• It would remain in the EU

• It would be thrown out of the EU overnight

• It would take 10 years to join the EU

• It would have immediate trade benefits

What does the speaker find amusing about the UK Government's statements?

• Their clarity

• Their inconsistency

• Their humor

• Their consistency

What is a key argument in the 'No' campaign of the Scottish referendum?

• A quick exit from the EU

• A new trade agreement with the EU

• Immediate independence from the UK

• Continued membership of the European Union