Theresa May interview in Doncaster

The transcript covers the UK's position on the Paris Agreement, emphasizing its commitment despite not signing a letter condemning the US withdrawal. It addresses criticism from Jeremy Corbyn and highlights the UK's leadership in climate change efforts. The discussion shifts to allegations against Craig McKinley, with the Conservative Party maintaining his innocence. Finally, the transcript explores the UK's immigration policy, aiming to reduce net migration to sustainable levels, and contrasts the Conservative and Labour Party stances.

What was the UK's position regarding the Paris climate change agreement?

• The UK had no clear stance.

• The UK withdrew from the agreement.

• The UK remained committed to the agreement.

• The UK signed a letter condemning President Trump.

Which countries, along with the UK, did not sign the letter condemning President Trump's decision?

• Germany and Japan

• Canada and Japan

• Italy and Canada

• France and Germany

How did the UK express its views on the Paris Agreement to President Trump?

• In private discussions

• By joining other countries in a public declaration

• Through a public letter

• By withdrawing from the agreement

What is the Conservative Party's stance on the allegations against Craig McKinley?

• They consider him guilty until proven innocent.

• They have suspended him as a candidate.

• They believe the allegations are founded.

• They believe the allegations are unfounded.

What is the Conservative Party's target for immigration levels?

• To maintain current levels

• To increase immigration significantly

• To reduce immigration to tens of thousands

• To eliminate immigration entirely