Interview with Sadiq Khan on Brexit vote

The transcript discusses the impact of EU migration on London, highlighting local perceptions and the political narrative around Brexit. It critiques political failures in providing adequate education infrastructure and blames politicians for misdirecting public frustration towards EU migrants. The discussion extends to healthcare and housing issues, emphasizing that these problems are due to lack of investment rather than the presence of EU migrants.

What was a major concern for some English citizens regarding EU migrants in London?

• The increase in traffic congestion

• The changing demographics in schools

• The decline in local businesses

• The rise in housing prices

What did politicians fail to do in response to the concerns about school overcrowding?

• Build more schools in needed areas

• Reduce taxes for local residents

• Limit the number of EU migrants

• Increase funding for private schools

According to the transcript, why are EU migrants not to blame for the lack of affordable housing?

• They have no impact on housing policies

• They prefer to live in rural areas

• They contribute significantly to the construction industry

• They are not involved in the housing market

What percentage of workers in some London construction sites are EU migrants?

• 60-70%

• 50-60%

• 30-40%

• 10-20%

What is the main reason given for the strain on the NHS, according to the transcript?

• The shortage of medical professionals

• The lack of investment in the NHS

• The high number of EU migrants using the service

• The outdated medical equipment