Theresa May speaks about Hurricane Irma response

The transcript discusses the UK's response to the Caribbean crisis, focusing on emergency meetings, military and humanitarian efforts, and international collaboration. It highlights the commitment to long-term reconstruction and addresses concerns about sustained support. The discussion also touches on parliamentary support and the government's working majority.

What was the primary focus of the COBRA meeting regarding the Caribbean crisis?

• Organizing a cultural exchange program

• Planning a tourism campaign

• Providing support to British overseas territories

• Discussing trade agreements

Which organization set up a hotline for families to contact loved ones in the Caribbean?

• The World Health Organization

• The United Nations

• The Foreign Office

• The Red Cross

What concern did overseas territories express about the aftermath of the hurricanes?

• Absence of long-term support

• Lack of immediate aid

• Insufficient media coverage

• Inadequate military presence

What commitment did the government make regarding long-term reconstruction in the Caribbean?

• To send more military troops

• To ensure long-term planning and support

• To provide immediate financial aid

• To increase tourism initiatives

How does the government describe its position in Parliament despite having no majority?

• As a minority government

• As a coalition government

• As being in opposition

• As having a working majority