Westmacott on Johnson Resignation

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's refusal to resign despite pressure from his party, leading to political turmoil in the UK. It highlights the impact of frequent leadership changes and the challenges faced by the Conservative Party in selecting a new leader. The discussion also covers the complexities of Brexit, particularly concerning Northern Ireland, and the need for a measured approach to maintain international relations.

What was the main reason Boris Johnson faced pressure to resign?

• Health policies

• Foreign relations

• Integrity and character issues

• Economic policies

How many prime ministers has the UK had in the span of about six years?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is the primary concern of the Conservative Party when selecting a new leader?

• Improving foreign relations

• Reducing taxes

• Reversing Brexit

• Winning the next general election

What is the process for selecting the new leader of the Conservative Party?

• Appointment by the Queen

• Public election

• Decision by the Prime Minister

• Vote by Conservative Party members

What is a key quality the Conservative Party is looking for in their next leader?

• Charisma

• Honesty

• Popularity

• Wealth

What is a significant issue related to Brexit that the UK is facing?

• Trade with the US

• Northern Ireland Protocol

• Immigration policies

• Environmental regulations

What approach is suggested for resolving issues related to Northern Ireland?

• Unilateral legislation

• Military intervention

• Diplomatic discussions

• Economic sanctions