Ian Blackford labels Boris Johnson a racist

The transcript captures a heated debate in the UK Parliament, where Ian Blackford accuses a member of racism and questions the Prime Minister's judgment in appointing him as a diplomat. The Speaker intervenes to manage the language used in the debate. Blackford further alleges racism, while the Prime Minister defends the government's actions and emphasizes the importance of unity in the UK.

What does the Prime Minister emphasize about the United Kingdom?

• The need for Scotland to become independent

• The importance of contributions from all parts of the UK

• The superiority of the Conservative Party

• The need to reduce immigration

What is Ian Blackford's main criticism of the member in question?

• He is too lenient on immigration

• He has made racist remarks

• He supports Scottish independence

• He is not experienced enough

According to Ian Blackford, what has the member said about Scottish people?

• They should receive more funding

• They should be given more autonomy

• They are the backbone of the UK

• They should be banned from being Prime Minister

What does the Prime Minister suggest Ian Blackford should focus on during Prime Minister's Questions?

• The future of the SNP

• The actions of the government

• The history of the Conservative Party

• The personal lives of members

What does the Prime Minister believe about future Conservative leadership in Scotland?

• It will focus on reducing taxes

• It will lead to Scottish independence

• It will be better for Scotland than the SNP

• It will be detrimental to Scotland