Tim Farron campaigns in Cambridge

The speaker begins with a cultural reference to the Jesus and Mary Chain, then discusses the political climate in Cambridge, emphasizing its importance in the Brexit debate. Criticism is directed at the Labour Party and the Conservative government's handling of Brexit, highlighting the lack of a final public vote. The speaker condemns the Conservative policies affecting vulnerable groups and criticizes the Labour Party's ineffective opposition. The Liberal Democrats are presented as a strong alternative, advocating for remaining in the single market and empowering the public with a final say on Brexit. The speech concludes with a call to action for change.

What band does the speaker reference at the beginning of the speech?

• The Jesus and Mary Chain

• The Rolling Stones

• The Beatles

• The Smiths

What does the speaker believe is wrong with the government's interpretation of Brexit?

• Leaving the European Union entirely

• Increasing trade tariffs

• Not consulting the European Parliament

• Exiting the single market without a public vote

According to the speaker, what is dangerous to a democracy?

• A coalition government

• Frequent elections

• A government with a large majority and weak opposition

• A government with a small majority

What action does the speaker criticize the Conservative Party for?

• Increasing taxes

• Reducing healthcare funding

• Shutting the door on child refugees

• Supporting climate change policies

What does the speaker encourage the audience to do for Britain's future?

• Take action and support the Liberal Democrats

• Vote for the Conservative Party

• Accept the current political situation

• Ignore the political changes