David Cameron & Nick Clegg give their first press conference after the formation of the new coalition government

The transcript discusses the formation of a new coalition government in the UK, led by a partnership between the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties. It highlights the challenges and opportunities of this political transition, emphasizing a new style of politics focused on cooperation and national interest. The leaders express optimism about the government's longevity despite differences, while acknowledging the need to navigate political dynamics and public perception. The transcript concludes with reflections on the potential impact and future prospects of this historic political arrangement.

What is the main focus of the new coalition government in Downing Street?

• Promoting national interest over party interest

• Maintaining the status quo

• Strengthening party interests

• Increasing confrontation in politics

How is the coalition described in terms of its formation?

• A well-planned partnership

• A political marriage without courtship

• A temporary alliance

• A merger of similar parties

What challenge is highlighted regarding the coalition's future?

• Differences between the parties

• Lack of public support

• Economic instability

• Insufficient policies

What change in British politics is marked by the coalition?

• A return to traditional politics

• An increase in political isolation

• A shift towards a single-party system

• A sea change in political collaboration

What concern is raised about the coalition's longevity?

• The economic challenges ahead

• The absence of public interest

• The compromises made for power

• The leaders' lack of experience