Key Tory moments over the last 14 years - part 1

The transcript covers a speech addressing economic improvements, unity of the UK, and disillusionment with the EU, leading to support for a referendum. It discusses the advocacy for Brexit, highlighting economic risks and the need for fresh leadership. The speaker expresses commitment to Brexit, acknowledges parliamentary division, and calls for a general election. The speech concludes with gratitude for the opportunity to serve and a hopeful outlook for the future.

What is the primary reason the speaker supports a referendum?

• To reduce government spending

• To strengthen the United Kingdom

• To address public disillusionment with the EU

• To improve the economy

What was the speaker's initial stance on Brexit?

• They wanted to remain in the EU

• They had no opinion

• They supported the Leave campaign

• They were undecided

What does the speaker believe is at risk if Britain leaves the EU?

• The country's cultural heritage

• The strength of the economy

• The educational system

• The political system

What does the speaker suggest is necessary due to political division?

• A new referendum

• A general election

• A change in leadership

• A public protest

How does the speaker feel about their time as Prime Minister?

• Regretful

• Indifferent

• Grateful

• Disappointed