Boris Johnson full interview on Blackpool visit

The video discusses the UK's economic challenges post-COVID, focusing on inflation and energy costs. It outlines government support measures, including a £9 billion package and tax rebates. The importance of a sustainable economic recovery with high-skilled jobs is emphasized. The NHS funding and National Insurance are addressed, highlighting the need to tackle healthcare backlogs. The Northern Ireland protocol and trade checks are discussed, advocating for practical solutions. Leadership issues and public trust are touched upon, along with the UK's role in the Ukraine crisis, emphasizing sanctions and support.

What is the primary cause of the cost of living crisis mentioned in the first section?

• Decreased consumer spending

• Global inflation, particularly in energy

• Lack of government support

• High unemployment rates

What is the purpose of the 'way to work' program?

• To cut government spending

• To reduce welfare dependency by getting people into jobs

• To increase taxes

• To provide free education

What is the government's plan to address the NHS backlog?

• Privatize the NHS

• Hire more nurses and increase hospital capacity

• Increase taxes on healthcare

• Reduce healthcare services

What is the main concern regarding the Northern Ireland protocol?

• Unnecessary checks on goods within the UK

• High tariffs on exports

• Increased immigration

• Lack of trade with the EU

What is the UK's stance on the checks on goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

• Implement full checks

• Ban all goods from Northern Ireland

• Avoid checks on goods circulating within the UK

• Increase tariffs

How has the UK supported Ukraine in the current crisis?

• By remaining neutral

• By sending troops to Ukraine

• By leading in economic sanctions and supplying defensive weaponry

• By providing economic aid only

What is the UK's approach to economic sanctions against Russia?

• Implement automatic sanctions in case of invasion

• Apply sanctions only if other countries agree

• Sanction only individuals, not companies

• Avoid sanctions to maintain trade relations