Osborne warns failure to win metropolitan voters will keep Tories out of power

The transcript discusses the fundamental changes within the Conservative Party, the threats posed by the Brexit Party and UKIP, and the rise of the Liberal Democrats. It highlights the potential outcomes of the next election, focusing on seat gains and losses. The discussion also covers the loss of urban and middle-class seats and the challenges faced by the Conservative Party in maintaining its hold in these areas.

What is a significant change mentioned for the Conservative Party?

• An alliance with the Brexit Party

• The rise of the Liberal Democrats

• A fundamental change in leadership

• A shift towards more liberal policies

Which areas are highlighted as important for the Conservative Party to win?

• Stoke on Trent and Derbyshire

• Reading and Kensington

• Brighton and Bristol

• London and Manchester

What is a major concern for the Conservative Party regarding urban areas?

• Gaining too many seats in the north

• Over-reliance on the Brexit Party

• Trading away prosperous urban parts

• Losing support in rural regions

What is the potential outcome for Conservative MPs in London if a general election were held?

• They would gain more seats

• They would form a coalition

• They would maintain their majority

• They would lose their seats

What is the risk mentioned for the Conservative Party if they are not careful?

• Forming an alliance with Labour

• Losing prosperous urban areas

• Gaining too many seats in the south

• Losing rural support