David Cameron's Final Day of Remain Campaigning

The transcript covers the final campaign efforts of the Prime Minister, focusing on a road trip with EU travelers, political support from figures like John Major, and warnings about the consequences of leaving the EU. The PM delivers a strong attack on the Leave campaign, particularly Michael Gove, and emphasizes the importance of staying in the EU. The campaign includes last-minute efforts to gather support, highlighting environmental concerns and family dynamics. The PM concludes with a passionate rally, urging the public to consider the future of Great Britain.

What was the main focus of the Prime Minister's road trip?

• To announce new trade deals

• To promote local tourism

• To gather support from EU travelers and businesses

• To visit historical sites

What was the Prime Minister's stance on the potential impact of leaving the EU?

• It would be beneficial for local businesses

• It would be disastrous for businesses exporting to Europe

• It would increase trade opportunities

• It would have no impact on exports

Who did the Prime Minister criticize during his campaign?

• His friend Michael Gove

• The opposition leader

• The EU Commission

• Local business owners

What was emphasized in the final 24 hours before the referendum?

• Environmental aspects

• New trade agreements

• Military alliances

• Cultural exchanges

What was the Prime Minister's final message about Great Britain?

• It should stay and fight for its future

• It should focus on past achievements

• It should walk away from challenges

• It should quit the EU