Sturegon calls on Johnson to allow second Scottish independence referendum

The transcript discusses a letter to Boris Johnson, emphasizing the government's duty to act reasonably. It details a conversation with the Prime Minister about Scotland's independence referendum, highlighting the inevitability of such a referendum and the political decisions surrounding it. The speaker expects the Prime Minister to engage seriously with the proposals and discusses the implications of political actions on Scotland's future.

How does the speaker describe the duty of governments in relation to the independence referendum?

What was the nature of the conversation between the speaker and Boris Johnson?

What is the main expectation the speaker has from the Prime Minister regarding the proposals?

What does the speaker believe about the inevitability of an independence referendum in Scotland?

What are the two options the speaker presents for the Tories regarding the independence referendum?