CLEAN : Ministers pay tribute to Cameron May outside cabinet meeting

The transcript discusses the UK's economic recovery from near bankruptcy, emphasizing optimism for future challenges. It argues against another Scottish referendum, highlighting the strong reasons for Scotland remaining in the UK, as in 2014. The speaker expresses confidence in Theresa May's commitment to the union and leadership, ensuring the right decisions are made.

What was the Prime Minister credited with achieving according to the speaker?

• Improving international relations

• Reducing taxes significantly

• Saving the UK economy from bankruptcy

• Increasing military spending

What is the speaker's stance on a second Scottish referendum?

• Strongly supports it

• Believes it is unnecessary

• Is indifferent to it

• Thinks it should happen immediately

According to the speaker, how did people vote in the previous Scottish referendum?

• Overwhelmingly to leave the UK

• Overwhelmingly to remain in the UK

• Mostly undecided

• Evenly split between leaving and remaining

What does the speaker believe about the arguments for Scotland remaining in the UK?

• They have been proven wrong

• They are weaker than before

• They are as strong as in 2014

• They are irrelevant now

What personal concern does the speaker express towards the end?

• Forgetting an important document

• Being late for a meeting

• Missing a flight

• Losing a personal item