CLEAN : Hundreds gather outside Downing Street for new PM May arrival

The transcript discusses the tangibility of political changes and the historic significance of leadership transitions, particularly focusing on Theresa May's rise to power. It highlights the impact of female leadership in politics and the Conservative Party's role in advancing women's rights. The discussion also touches on public perception and the disappointment that can arise from political promises.

What is one reason political changes can feel more significant to individuals?

• They are always positive.

• They become more tangible and relatable.

• They are usually well-publicized.

• They are often unexpected.

Why is Theresa May's rise to power considered historically significant?

• She was the youngest Prime Minister.

• She was the first female Prime Minister of the UK.

• She led the UK out of the EU.

• She was the first Prime Minister from the Labour Party.

What is notable about the Conservative Party's history with female leadership?

• They have never had a female leader.

• They have been criticized for not supporting women's rights.

• They have been known as the 'nasty party' but have advanced women's rights.

• They have had multiple female Prime Ministers.

How does the speaker describe the Conservative Party's impact on women's rights?

• They have been consistent in their support for women's rights.

• They have opposed women's rights advancements.

• They have done little for women's rights.

• They have managed to advance women's rights despite criticism.

What is a common outcome of political promises according to the speaker?

• They are always fulfilled.

• They often lead to satisfaction.

• They are rarely made.

• They can result in disappointment.