Rishi Sunak asked to make St George’s Day a bank holiday

Keith Lock inquires about having a bank holiday for St. George's Day. The response highlights the desire for days off but also considers the broader implications of bank holidays. It emphasizes the importance of celebrating national identity without necessarily needing a bank holiday. The discussion concludes by addressing societal forces that aim to divide, stressing the need for unity and pride in national identity.

What does Keith Lock ask the Prime Minister about?

• A new policy for forklift drivers

• Increasing wages for workers

• Reducing work hours

• A bank holiday for Saint George's Day

What is the Prime Minister's initial reaction to the idea of more days off?

• He personally likes the idea

• He is indifferent

• He thinks it's unnecessary

• He is against it

What does the Prime Minister emphasize about national pride?

• It should be celebrated with a bank holiday

• It is not important

• It can be celebrated without a bank holiday

• It should be ignored

What does the Prime Minister say about forces in society?

• They are emphasizing differences

• They are promoting peace

• They are uniting people

• They are irrelevant

What is the Prime Minister's stance on being proud of national identity?

• It is not necessary

• It should be celebrated

• It is a separate issue

• It should be hidden