David Cameron pledges to help businesses affected by flooding

The transcript discusses the impact of a power outage on John Lafferty and others in Reading, highlighting the lack of communication and information. The government, led by Prime Minister David Cameron, has reconnected over a million homes and prepared the military for potential flooding. A £10 million fund is introduced to support businesses affected by storms, like Mary Small's in Devon. The transcript ends on a hopeful note as power is restored to John Lafferty's home.

What has been a major challenge for John Lafferty and others during the power outage?

• Finding alternative sources of light

• Staying warm during the cold nights

• Cooking meals without electricity

• Communicating with the outside world

What action has the Prime Minister taken to support businesses affected by the floods?

• Announced a new tax relief

• Introduced a £10 million fund

• Provided free electricity

• Offered interest-free loans

What is the role of the army in the current situation?

• To repair damaged infrastructure

• To distribute food supplies

• To provide medical assistance

• To be on standby for rising groundwater levels

What is the estimated cost of repairing Britain's damaged infrastructure?

• Tens of thousands of pounds

• Hundreds of thousands of pounds

• Millions of pounds

• Billions of pounds

What event brought hope to John Lafferty during the filming?

• The announcement of government aid

• The end of the storm

• The restoration of his electricity

• The arrival of the army