Boris Johnson's vision for 'levelling up' is under scrutiny as he prepares for the Tory Party conference.

The transcript covers upcoming policies from the Conservative Party, including tougher sentences for protesters like Insulate Britain and funding for projects to make streets safer following criticism of police handling of violence against women. It also discusses infrastructure improvements in Northern England, such as East West Rail links, and the political context of Boris Johnson's leadership, emphasizing the need to focus on post-Brexit and post-COVID domestic policies.

What is the main focus of the new policies expected at the Conservative party conference?

• Reducing taxes

• Tougher sentences for protesters

• Increasing healthcare funding

• Improving education standards

What is the fundamental point made by Insulate Britain despite criticism of their tactics?

• The requirement to lower energy bills

• The necessity of increasing public transport

• The importance of insulating homes for zero carbon emissions

• The need to reduce traffic congestion

How much money has been allocated for projects to make streets safer following criticism of police handling of violence against women?

• £100 million

• £50 million

• £25 million

• £10 million

What does the speaker suggest should be prioritized at the same level as fighting terrorism?

• Education reform

• Economic growth

• Street safety and violence against women

• Healthcare improvements

What is one of the key areas of focus for the Prime Minister's post-Brexit domestic policy?

• Increasing military spending

• Improving transport infrastructure

• Expanding international trade

• Enhancing cultural programs