Keir Starmer visits Hadston House Youth and Community Project

The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding Boris Johnson and the Downing Street parties during COVID-19 restrictions. It questions Johnson's fitness for office and highlights the resignation of Allegra Stratton. The public's anger over the parties is emphasized, as many followed strict rules while government officials allegedly did not. The need for a thorough investigation and accountability is stressed, with a call for honesty from the Prime Minister.

What is the main reason the speaker believes Boris Johnson should not resign?

• The investigation is complete.

• His party should ask questions.

• He is fit for office.

• He has already resigned.

Why does the speaker think Jack Doyle should consider his position?

• He is the Prime Minister.

• He has already resigned.

• He might have attended the party.

• He was not involved in any parties.

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of the parties at Downing Street?

• There was only one party.

• There were multiple parties.

• The parties were public events.

• No parties took place.

What does the speaker believe the public deserves regarding the Downing Street parties?

• More parties.

• Answers and honesty.

• A new Prime Minister.

• A public apology.

What action does the speaker want the Prime Minister to take?

• Address Parliament honestly.

• Resign immediately.

• Host another party.

• Ignore the investigation.