Boris Johnson Speech to Reid Steel employees about the EU Referendum, PART ONE

Boris Johnson delivers a speech at a factory in Christchurch, highlighting the significance of British manufacturing. He discusses the global impact of the factory's products, such as bridges in Sudan and hangars in Mongolia. Johnson emphasizes the challenges faced by workers and the achievements of British manufacturing. He concludes by discussing the potential for even greater success if Britain takes control of its economy and democracy.

Where did Boris Johnson deliver his speech?

• London

• Christchurch, Dorset

• Manchester

• Birmingham

What infrastructure project in Sudan is mentioned in the speech?

• Railway construction

• Bridge building

• Road expansion

• Airport development

What unusual incident occurred in Mongolia due to extreme cold?

• A machine stopped working

• A rivet stuck to a worker's tongue

• A worker's tool froze to his hand

• A vehicle wouldn't start

What does Boris Johnson believe British companies could achieve with more control?

• Better international relations

• Higher employment rates

• Increased manufacturing output

• Greater economic and democratic control

How much money does Boris Johnson mention in relation to the UK's contributions?

• £350 million a week

• £200 million a week

• £500 million a week

• £100 million a week