SNP's Nicola Sturgeon has outlined her party's case for a second independence referendum

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's stance on Scotland's self-determination and the impact of the 2014 referendum and Brexit on Scottish democracy. It highlights the consequences of Brexit, including the removal of Scotland from the EU against its will, and the dismissal of compromise proposals. The text also addresses the impact of Tory policies on Scotland's economy, social welfare, and rights, emphasizing the unsustainability of Westminster's control over Scotland and the need for democracy to prevail.

What is the main criticism of the Prime Minister's stance regarding Scotland's political status?

• He supports Scotland's independence.

• He believes Scotland should have more autonomy.

• He disregards Scotland's right to self-determination.

• He wants to strengthen the union with Scotland.

How do the Conservatives justify their actions towards Scotland?

• By referencing the 2014 referendum result.

• By consulting with Scottish leaders.

• By holding new referendums regularly.

• By prioritizing economic growth in Scotland.

What was the outcome of the 2016 referendum in Scotland?

• A vote for independence.

• A vote to remain in the EU.

• A vote for more powers to the Scottish Parliament.

• A vote to leave the EU.

What is one of the consequences of the Tories' migration policy for Scotland?

• Improved relations with the EU.

• A decline in the working population.

• A boost to the Scottish economy.

• An increase in the working population.

What is the overarching theme of the final section regarding Tory policies?

• Strengthening Scotland's economy.

• Imposing changes without Scottish consent.

• Improving social security in Scotland.

• Enhancing environmental standards.