Political leaders answer questions on Russian involvement in UK politics

The transcript discusses concerns about foreign interference in UK politics, particularly by Russia, and the Prime Minister's reluctance to release a report on the matter. It highlights the need for transparency and accountability, questioning the validity of documents and the timing of the report's release. The discussion emphasizes the importance of addressing potential foreign influence in democratic processes.

What is the main concern regarding foreign interference in British politics?

• The correctness of certain documents

• The involvement of foreign countries like Russia

• The Prime Minister's personal life

• The timing of the general election

What has the Prime Minister been accused of regarding Russian interference?

• Publishing a report too early

• Refusing to address Russian donations

• Supporting Russian interference

• Denying the existence of any report

Why is the Prime Minister's secrecy about the report concerning?

• It suggests he has something to hide

• It contains personal information

• It was written by a foreign country

• It was published too early

What is the current status of evidence regarding Russian interference in UK democratic events?

• The evidence is inconclusive

• There is no evidence

• The evidence is overwhelming

• There is substantial evidence

Why was there no reason to release the report early according to the speaker?

• It was not relevant to the election

• It followed the normal timetable

• It was not completed

• It was already public