Lord Heseltine appeals for tactical voting in upcoming election

The speaker reflects on the conflict between party loyalty and national interest, influenced by historical leaders and their visions for Europe. They question the obligation to follow party shifts that may harm the country's future, especially for younger generations. The speaker advocates for a coalition to address Brexit and domestic issues, emphasizing the need to prioritize national interest over party allegiance.

What is the main conflict the speaker is addressing in the first section?

• Loyalty to the party versus national interest

• Loyalty to the party versus historical accuracy

• Loyalty to the party versus personal gain

• Loyalty to the party versus international relations

Which Prime Minister is mentioned as having shared sovereignty to create the single market?

• Ted Heath

• Margaret Thatcher

• Harold Mellon

• Winston Churchill

What does the speaker suggest is the only way to revisit the Brexit dilemma?

• Voting for the Conservative Party

• Ignoring the Brexit issue

• Creating a coalition of power

• Supporting the Labour Party

How does the speaker propose to address the disenfranchisement of young voters?

• By lowering the voting age

• By increasing political education

• By holding a new referendum

• By voting for Liberal Democrat candidates

What is the speaker's stance on following party shifts that conflict with national interests?

• They believe in prioritizing national interests

• They believe in always following the party

• They believe in maintaining the status quo

• They believe in consulting international allies