Nicola Sturgeon interview on independence

The transcript discusses the potential for Scotland to pursue independence, drawing comparisons to Catalonia's approach. The speaker emphasizes the need for a legal and recognized process for independence, highlighting the recent election victory as a mandate for this pursuit. The speaker also notes that while the case for independence is progressing, the decision is yet to be finalized. The transcript concludes with a clear rejection of Boris Johnson and Brexit by Scotland, emphasizing the desire for a future shaped by its residents.

What is the speaker's stance on the independence referendum for Scotland?

How does the speaker feel about the outcome of the recent election in Scotland?

What does the speaker acknowledge about the case for independence?

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between Scotland and Boris Johnson?

What does the speaker mean by wanting the future of Scotland to be 'invented'?