CLEAN : 'Tough inheritance' for Britain's new PM Sunak, says political expert

The transcript discusses the rapid turnover of UK Prime Ministers, highlighting the Conservative Party's need to unite. It outlines the challenges Rishi Sunak faces, including economic issues exacerbated by Liz Truss's policies. The impact of Truss's budget on Conservative support is noted, with a significant drop in polls. The political landscape is shifting, with Labour, led by Keir Starmer, gaining ground and being seen as the likely next government. The video explores the implications of these developments for future elections.

What is the main reason for the Conservative Party's need to unite behind one candidate?

• To increase their popularity in opinion polls

• To prepare for the upcoming general election

• To reduce the turnover of Prime Ministers

• To demonstrate stability to the country and the world

What economic challenges did Liz Truss face when she became Prime Minister?

• A cost of living crisis and rising inflation

• A declining GDP

• High unemployment rates

• A trade deficit

How did the Conservative Party's support change after Liz Truss's budget?

• It fell dramatically

• It remained stable

• It increased significantly

• It fluctuated slightly

What is the current political standing of the Labour Party according to the transcript?

• They are trailing behind the Conservative Party

• They have lost significant support

• They are focusing on internal reforms

• They are seen as the likely next government

What is the expected impact of Rishi Sunak's leadership on the Conservative Party's polling?

• A significant decline

• A slight improvement or honeymoon period

• A major surge in popularity

• No change