On the campaign trail with David Cameron

The transcript covers David Cameron's campaign journey, focusing on election polls, the challenges of changing government, interactions with the public, and the personal impact of the election. It also discusses concerns about the format of the upcoming television debate and its potential to re-engage the public with politics.

What is the main challenge mentioned in the first section regarding the election campaign?

• Lack of public interest

• Media bias

• Insufficient campaign funds

• Fluctuating poll results

In the second section, what is highlighted as a key factor in helping people return to work?

• Higher wages

• Social enterprises

• Government subsidies

• Longer working hours

How does the leader view the impact of the election on their family life?

• It is already affecting them

• It will have no impact

• It will improve their family life

• It will only affect them if they win

What concern does the leader have about the televised debate format?

• Too many questions

• Not enough questions

• Lack of media coverage

• Too much public involvement

Why does the leader believe the televised debates are important?

• They engage the public and restore trust

• They are a tradition

• They reduce campaign costs

• They are a form of entertainment