Nicola Sturgeon tells Johnson and Corbyn to 'stop running scared' over TV debate

The transcript criticizes broadcasters for potentially reverting to a two-party system in their coverage, despite the public moving away from it. It argues that a debate limited to Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn fails to represent the electorate's choices, especially with the possibility of a hung parliament. The speaker challenges both leaders to engage in a real debate on the issues affecting Scotland, suggesting they are avoiding genuine discussion.

What is the main concern the speaker has about broadcasters in the context of political debates?

• They are focusing too much on international issues.

• They are reverting to a two-party system that no longer exists.

• They are not providing enough airtime for debates.

• They are overly critical of political leaders.

According to the speaker, what mistake are broadcasters making regarding the election?

• They are ignoring the opinions of young voters.

• They are focusing too much on entertainment.

• They are not reflecting the election as it truly is.

• They are not covering enough local news.

What does the speaker suggest about the broadcasters' intentions?

• They want to increase their viewership.

• They aim to shape the election as they desire.

• They are focusing on international politics.

• They are trying to remain neutral.

What challenge does the speaker pose to Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn?

• To release their tax returns.

• To participate in a charity event.

• To engage in real debates on important issues.

• To visit Scotland for a campaign.

Why does the speaker question the political leaders' reluctance to debate?

• They are busy with international affairs.

• They are scared of real debate in the election.

• They are focusing on social media campaigns.

• They are afraid of public speaking.