Former Prime Minister John Major Joins Tory Campaign - General Election 2015

The transcript discusses the upcoming UK election, highlighting the economic recovery over the past five years and contrasting it with the potential consequences of a Labour-led coalition. It examines the demands of regional parties like the Welsh Nationalists, Greens, and SNP, and their impact on economic policies, emphasizing the risks of increased borrowing and spending.

What is the main focus of the speaker's introduction?

• The upcoming UK government election

• The return of Julian and Caroline to the Commons

• All of the above

• The economic recovery from near bankruptcy

What does the speaker suggest is the only route for Labour to form a government?

• Winning a majority in the election

• Gaining support from the European Union

• Forming a coalition with the Conservative Party

• Through a multi-party arrangement

What is one of the potential consequences of Labour's multi-party arrangement mentioned by the speaker?

• Increased borrowing and spending

• Reduced government size

• Improved international relations

• Decreased taxes

What demand might the Welsh Nationalists make if they support Labour?

• More money for their health service

• A reduction in taxes

• Support for Brexit

• Increased military spending

What concern does the speaker express about the Scottish National Party's support for Labour?

• It would ensure a stable government

• It would decrease public spending

• It might result in a government held to ransom

• It could lead to a stronger economy