LibDem deputy leader Daisy Cooper describes Rwanda scheme as 'completely unworkable' and 'immoral'

The transcript discusses the Liberal Democrats' critique of the Conservative government's spending, particularly on the Miranda scheme, and their plans to reinstate safe asylum routes. It highlights the need to restore public trust in politics by addressing scandals and implementing an independent ethics advisor. The discussion shifts to the ambulance service crisis, emphasizing the challenges in rural areas and the Liberal Democrats' proposals to improve services. The transcript concludes with a focus on the Liberal Democrats' campaign strategies, showcasing their commitment to serious political issues while maintaining a hopeful and optimistic approach.

What is the main criticism of the Conservative government's scheme according to the Liberal Democrats?

• It has improved public services.

• It is popular among taxpayers.

• It is expensive and unworkable.

• It is too cheap and ineffective.

What solution do the Liberal Democrats propose for genuine asylum seekers?

• Limit asylum applications.

• Increase border security.

• Reinstate safe and legal routes.

• Provide financial aid.

What is a significant issue with ambulance services in rural areas?

• Ambulances are too expensive.

• Ambulance waiting times are longer.

• There are too many ambulances.

• Ambulances are not needed.

What legislative measure did the Liberal Democrats propose regarding ambulance services?

• Privatize ambulance services.

• Reduce the number of ambulances.

• Publish postcode-level data on waiting times.

• Increase ambulance fees.

How do the Liberal Democrats aim to convey their campaign messages?

• Through serious political debates only.

• By ignoring public concerns.

• With engaging stunts and personal stories.

• By avoiding media coverage.