Ed Davey: Lib Dems will be largest party after the next general election

The transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the impact of defections and electoral victories on Boris Johnson's majority. It highlights the Liberal Democrats' stance against a no-deal Brexit and their strategy to extend Article 50. The party's ambitions to become the largest party in the next general election are emphasized, supported by their recent electoral successes and appeal to both Conservative and Labour voters.

What was the result of the by-election in Brecon and Radnor?

• A Conservative gain

• A Green Party gain

• A Labour gain

• A Liberal Democrat gain

What is the primary goal of the Liberal Democrats regarding Brexit?

• To negotiate a new deal

• To stop Brexit entirely

• To support a no-deal Brexit

• To hold a second referendum

What do the Liberal Democrats want to ensure before a general election?

• A new Prime Minister is elected

• The health service is protected

• Article 50 is revoked

• A coalition is formed

Which recent election results have boosted the confidence of the Liberal Democrats?

• The general election

• The local and European elections

• The Scottish Parliament election

• The Welsh Assembly election

Why are some lifelong Conservative and Labour voters turning to the Liberal Democrats?

• Because of their position on the European Union and economy

• Because they promise tax cuts

• Due to their environmental policies

• Due to their stance on the monarchy