Boris Johnson thanks new Tory voters for his 'stonking mandate'

The Prime Minister delivers a Christmas message urging closure on Brexit divisions. After winning a significant majority, he thanks voters in Labour heartlands who supported the Conservatives for the first time. The shift in political allegiance is highlighted by personal stories of voters changing from Labour to Conservative due to Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn's leadership. The PM faces challenges with the Scottish National Party over a second independence referendum. Labour's election defeat is attributed to Corbyn's leadership, with many voters expressing dissatisfaction. The PM consults on government appointments, while Labour engages in a blame game.

What was the Prime Minister's main message in his Christmas pledge?

• To continue the Brexit debate

• To heal divisions and find closure

• To call for a new election

• To criticize Labour's policies

Which constituency, held by Labour since 1950, was mentioned as having elected a Conservative MP?

• Derbyshire

• Sedgefield

• Bolsover

• Westminster

What were the two main reasons cited for some Labour supporters voting Conservative?

• Economic policies and immigration

• Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn's leadership

• Foreign policy and defense

• Healthcare and education

What is the Prime Minister's stance on a second referendum in Scotland?

• He is against it

• He is neutral

• He has not commented

• He supports it

What was identified as a major issue for Labour in the election?

• Economic policies

• Jeremy Corbyn's leadership

• Healthcare reforms

• Foreign relations