Prime Minister admits concerns over China

The transcript discusses the UK's strategic approach to China, emphasizing engagement, cooperation, and competition. It highlights the importance of carbon capture technology and its economic benefits, including job creation. The speaker refrains from commenting on royal matters due to convention but stresses the need for international cooperation on issues like climate change. The UK's commitment to clean energy and economic growth is reiterated, with a focus on ensuring security and prosperity for its citizens.

What is the UK's strategic approach towards China as discussed in the first section?

• Complete cooperation without challenges

• Engagement, cooperation, and competition

• Focus solely on trade relations

• Isolation and non-engagement

What is the significance of carbon capture in the UK's energy strategy?

• It is a temporary solution until fossil fuels are exhausted

• It is only beneficial for international relations

• It is a controversial and expensive technology with no benefits

• It is part of the transition to renewables and job creation

How does the UK plan to ensure economic benefits from its international collaborations?

• By reducing international collaborations

• By investing in international oil and gas projects

• By focusing solely on domestic policies

• By ensuring international work translates to domestic job creation

What is the UK's commitment regarding clean energy by 2030?

• To maintain current energy sources

• To reduce energy consumption

• To achieve clean power and enhance security

• To rely on nuclear energy

Why is international cooperation on climate change important according to the third section?

• It helps in reducing international tensions

• It is crucial for addressing global climate issues

• It is only beneficial for economic reasons

• It is not considered important