Lloyds dismisses allegations of criminality made by Noel Edmonds

The speaker discusses the challenges faced in getting a chance to speak, including fillers about the environment. They express surprise at being able to speak and highlight the importance of a simple question regarding police investigations into Lloyds Bank. The speaker emphasizes the significance of this issue for millions in Britain, affected by austerity, and stresses the need for accountability among bankers.

What was the initial reaction of the speaker when they were allowed to speak?

• They were angry.

• They were disappointed.

• They were surprised.

• They were indifferent.

What specific question did the speaker raise about Lloyds Bank?

• How many police forces are investigating the bank?

• How many employees were laid off?

• What is the bank's environmental policy?

• What is the bank's annual profit?

How did the board directors respond to the question about police investigations?

• They provided a detailed answer.

• They avoided answering.

• They promised to investigate further.

• They denied any investigations.

According to the speaker, who should be held accountable for the financial issues in Britain?

• The general public

• Environmental activists

• Politicians

• Bankers

What is the speaker's view on the role of politicians in Britain's financial issues?

• Politicians are solving the issues.

• Politicians are not the main cause.

• Politicians have no role.

• Politicians are primarily responsible.