David Cameron announces Hinkley Point C deal

The transcript discusses the UK government's decision to build a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point C, highlighting its potential to create jobs and boost the nuclear industry. The project involves a £14 billion investment from Chinese and French partners. While the government claims the deal is beneficial for consumers and energy security, there are concerns about the long-term costs and risks, including potential subsidies for energy companies and higher consumer bills. The UK faces the challenge of replacing aging nuclear and coal plants while transitioning to low-carbon energy sources.

What is the expected impact of the new nuclear power station on the UK's job market?

• It will create long-term, high-tech jobs.

• It will have no impact on jobs.

• It will reduce the number of jobs.

• It will create temporary jobs only.

Which countries are partnering with the UK to invest in the new nuclear generator?

• Germany and Japan

• China and France

• USA and Canada

• India and Russia

What is the guaranteed rate of return for EDF in the nuclear project?

• 10%

• 5%

• 20%

• 15%

What is a major concern regarding the financial implications of the nuclear project for consumers?

• Consumers will benefit from lower energy bills.

• Consumers may face higher energy bills.

• Consumers will not be affected financially.

• Consumers will receive government subsidies.

What is the UK government's gamble regarding the price of electricity from the new nuclear power station?

• That £95 per kWh will not affect consumers.

• That £95 per kWh is a fair price.

• That £95 per kWh is too low.

• That £95 per kWh is too high.