Adam Boulton interview David Cameron

The transcript discusses the UK's role as a junior partner to the US, emphasizing the importance of intelligence and military cooperation. It addresses BP's involvement in the Lockerbie case, highlighting political pressures and the Scottish Executive's decision. The discussion extends to military strategy in Afghanistan and the complexities of the Gary McKinnon extradition case. The conclusion reflects on the UK's global position, balancing relationships with the US, EU, NATO, and the Commonwealth.

What is the UK's role in its partnership with the United States?

• Senior partner

• Independent ally

• Equal partner

• Junior partner

What strengths does the UK bring to its partnership with the US?

• Economic power

• Technological advancements

• Military and intelligence capabilities

• Cultural influence

Why was the meeting with US senators regarding the Lockerbie bombing considered important?

• To show good manners and address concerns

• To discuss military strategies

• To negotiate trade deals

• To plan a joint press conference

Who made the decision to release Elmaghrabi?

• The British Prime Minister

• The Scottish Executive

• The European Union

• The US Government

What is the UK's stance on BP's board decisions?

• The Prime Minister should direct them

• They should be made by the board and shareholders

• The EU should intervene

• The US should have a say

What is the UK's position in the world according to the final section?

• It relies solely on the Commonwealth

• It must choose between the US and EU

• It has strong ties with multiple global entities

• It is isolated from international affairs

Which relationship is considered most important for the UK to maintain its global influence?

• With the European Union

• With the Commonwealth

• With NATO

• With the United States