Boris Johnson making victory speech at the QE2 Centre

The transcript discusses the aftermath of an election, highlighting the victory of the Conservative party and the implications for Brexit. It acknowledges the efforts of those who lost their seats and extends gratitude to voters, especially those who supported the Conservatives for the first time. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the mandate and majority achieved, and reassures voters of their commitment to fulfilling promises.

What does the speaker express at the beginning of the speech?

• Disappointment in the election results

• Optimism and acknowledgment of efforts

• Indifference towards the election outcome

• Criticism of the opposition

What significant political event does the speaker emphasize as a result of the election?

• The formation of a coalition

• The completion of Brexit

• The call for a second referendum

• The start of a new government

How does the speaker view the possibility of a second referendum?

• As a dismissed threat

• As a likely outcome

• As a necessary step

• As an opportunity for debate

To whom does the speaker specifically address a message of gratitude?

• International allies

• Opposition party members

• Long-time Conservative supporters

• First-time Conservative voters

What does the speaker acknowledge about the voters' future political choices?

• They will switch to a different party

• They are unlikely to vote again

• They may return to Labour in the future

• They will always support the Conservatives