the SNP know that if the UK leaves the EU single market, then any future indyref discussion would centre around the possibility of the establishment of a hard b

the SNP know that if the UK leaves the EU single market, then any future indyref discussion would centre around the possibility of the establishment of a hard border between Scotland and England, and even the possibility of Scots needing work permits to work in England the vast majority of Scots value the ability to live and work in the UK more than the ability to live and work in the EU this was not on the agenda in 2014, as both the UK and an independent Scotland would have both been in the EU, with freedom of goods, services and movement given the SNP's inability to respond to the currency question in 2014, the odds of them handling this much more complicated issue seem far more remote the UK leaving the single market is sturgeon's worst nightmare