EU Referendum highlighting divisions within the Conservative Party in the UK, with backbench MP's warning David Cameron

The transcript discusses the prominence of immigration in the EU referendum campaign, highlighting concerns about border security and the impact of immigration on public trust. Boris Johnson criticizes David Cameron for failing to meet immigration targets, arguing that leaving the EU is necessary to control borders. The Conservative Party faces internal divisions, with Cameron's leadership under threat. Labour MPs claim the Tory leadership challenge is damaging the referendum debate, accusing the Leave campaign of scaremongering on immigration. The immigration debate is expected to intensify leading up to the referendum.

What is one of the main concerns about immigration discussed in the EU referendum campaign?

• The necessity for strict rules to ensure safety

• The lack of job opportunities for immigrants

• The need for more cultural diversity

• The high cost of immigration policies

According to the Leave campaign, what is a major reason for the UK's inability to control immigration numbers?

• The lack of political will

• The UK's membership in the EU

• The economic benefits of immigration

• The influence of other countries

What was the disclosed immigration figure that intensified the Leave campaign's argument?

• 100,000 more people arrived than left

• 330,000 more people arrived than left

• 200,000 more people arrived than left

• 500,000 more people arrived than left

What challenge does David Cameron face within his party during the referendum campaign?

• A lack of support from the Labour Party

• A leadership challenge from his backbench critics

• A financial scandal

• A disagreement over economic policies

How do Senior Labour MPs view the Tory Leadership Challenge threat?

• As damaging to the referendum debate

• As a necessary political strategy

• As irrelevant to the immigration issue

• As beneficial for public engagement