Sunak warns that extremist forces are ‘trying to tear us apart’

The transcript addresses the rise in extremist activities and their impact on society, emphasizing the need for unity and peaceful protests. It highlights the threats to democracy and the importance of maintaining social cohesion. The speaker calls for peaceful protests, condemns hate speech, and outlines government and police actions to combat extremism.

What has been a significant consequence of the rise in extremist activities?

• Increased tourism

• Improved public safety

• Threats to democracy and public safety

• Economic growth

How does Britain view its multicultural identity?

• As a threat to national security

• As a proud achievement

• As a temporary phase

• As a source of division

What is the speaker's message to those who choose to protest?

• To avoid protesting altogether

• To protest violently

• To protest peacefully and with empathy

• To ignore the protests

What is the government's plan to address extremism?

• To ignore the issue

• To reduce police presence

• To implement a new robust framework

• To increase taxes

What role does the speaker suggest for the police in handling protests?

• To encourage protests

• To avoid involvement

• To manage and police the protests

• To merely observe