Over a Quarter of Ex-Labour Voters to Vote for SNP

The transcript discusses the surge in SNP membership following the Scottish referendum, highlighting the shift of Labour voters to the SNP. It examines Labour's crisis in Scotland and the need for a strategic response. The SNP's growing influence in upcoming elections and potential for a future referendum on independence are also explored.

What has caused the membership of the SNP to triple since the referendum?

How does the former Labour First Minister, Henry McLeish, suggest the Labour Party should respond to the crisis in Scotland?

What is the significance of the SNP polling in excess of 40% according to the British Election Survey?

What does the First Minister of Scotland claim about the SNP's position in relation to the adult population?

What factors are mentioned that could shape public opinion about a further referendum and independence in the future?