Interview with Nicola Sturgeon, Part 6/9

The transcript discusses the importance of mutual respect in politics, highlighting David Cameron's stance on respect between Scotland and England. It then shifts to a politician's change of heart regarding fox hunting legislation, influenced by public opinion and communication from both England and Scotland. The discussion emphasizes that animal welfare is a cross-border issue, urging politicians to listen and adapt to public concerns.

What is the main issue the speaker highlights about David Cameron's approach to Scotland?

• He demands respect but does not reciprocate it.

• He is too lenient with Scotland.

• He ignores Scotland completely.

• He is overly generous with resources.

What does the speaker suggest about respect in political relationships?

• It is a sign of weakness.

• It should be mutual.

• It is unnecessary.

• It should be one-sided.

Why does the speaker believe it's important for politicians to change their minds?

• To gain more votes.

• To confuse their opponents.

• To show they are indecisive.

• To adapt to new information and public opinion.

What influenced the speaker's decision regarding fox hunting?

• Personal interest in animal welfare.

• Financial incentives.

• Public opinion from both England and Scotland.

• Pressure from political parties.

How does the speaker describe the issue of animal welfare?

• A local issue.

• A cross-border concern.

• A political strategy.

• An economic problem.