Margaret Thatcher Resignation

The transcript covers the reactions and responses following a parliamentary vote. The Prime Minister, despite not securing enough votes to win on the first ballot, remains determined to proceed to a second ballot. Questions about her confidence in the party are raised, but she remains unrepentant. The Prime Minister makes a public appearance, maintaining a composed demeanor, and departs without further comment.

What was the Prime Minister's reaction to the first ballot results?

• She decided to withdraw from the race.

• She was disappointed with the results.

• She was pleased with receiving more than half the votes.

• She was indifferent to the outcome.

Why does the Prime Minister intend to go forward to the second ballot?

• She believes she has enough support to win.

• She wants to challenge the party's decision.

• She received more than half the votes but not enough to win outright.

• She was advised by her party to continue.

How did the Prime Minister respond to questions about her confidence within the party?

• She acknowledged a lack of confidence.

• She ignored the questions.

• She confirmed her intention to proceed to the second ballot.

• She expressed regret over the situation.

What was notable about the Prime Minister's appearance when she met the press?

• She was wearing a new outfit.

• She was smiling and composed.

• She appeared upset and distressed.

• She refused to meet the press.

What color was the Prime Minister wearing when she met the press?

• Black

• Green

• Red

• Tory blue