Cameron reinforces support for Trident project

The transcript discusses the political debate surrounding the Trident nuclear deterrent. The Conservative government is committed to ordering four replacement submarines, viewing it as an essential insurance policy. In contrast, Labour's position is uncertain, with internal disagreements on the number of submarines needed. The discussion also highlights Labour's potential alliance with the SNP, which opposes Trident. The debate is marked by accusations of negative campaigning and name-calling.

What is the main issue discussed at the beginning of the video?

• Healthcare reforms

• Economic policies

• Education system

• The importance of Trident

What is the Conservative government's plan regarding Trident?

• To order four replacement submarines

• To eliminate the nuclear deterrent

• To collaborate with the SNP

• To reduce the number of submarines

Why is the independent nuclear deterrent referred to as an 'ultimate insurance policy'?

• It supports economic growth

• It promotes international trade

• It provides financial security

• It ensures national defense

What uncertainty does the Labour party face regarding Trident?

• Whether to reform education

• Whether to improve healthcare

• Whether to increase taxes

• Whether to support three or four submarines

Which party is mentioned as being opposed to the nuclear deterrent?

• The SNP

• The Liberal Democrats

• The Green Party

• The Conservative Party