The transcript covers George Galloway's unexpected victory in Bradford West, highlighting the political implications and public reaction. Galloway's win is seen as a wake-up call for mainstream politics, reflecting public alienation and disbelief in political leaders. The narrative also includes an incident where Galloway was targeted with eggs during a victory parade.

What was the significance of George Galloway's victory in Bradford West?

• It was a minor local event with little impact.

• It was a routine win for his party.

• It marked a major defeat for the Labour party.

• It was expected by most political analysts.

How did George Galloway describe the night of his victory?

• As the best night of his life.

• As a disappointing outcome.

• As a quiet and uneventful evening.

• As a typical election night.

What did Galloway suggest about the state of mainstream politics?

• It is facing a wave of alienation.

• It is becoming more transparent.

• It is unaffected by public opinion.

• It is gaining more public trust.

What incident occurred as Galloway was heading to the open-top bus?

• Someone attempted to throw eggs at him.

• He was given a bouquet of flowers.

• He was greeted with cheers.

• He was awarded a medal.

What does the egg-throwing incident suggest about public reaction to Galloway's victory?

• It was universally celebrated.

• It was met with mixed reactions.

• It was completely ignored.

• It was unanimously condemned.