Sir John Major delivering speech in Solihull - General Election 2015

The speaker highlights the UK's economic growth despite opposition, emphasizing the importance of continuing current policies for national prosperity. Reflecting on past aspirations for a harmonious nation, the speaker expresses hope for spreading wealth across the UK. Personal reflections reveal a deep connection to the UK, acknowledging its challenges but celebrating its moral authority and potential.

What is the main reason given for the economic recovery mentioned in the first section?

• Support from the Labour party

• International acknowledgment and independent figures

• Increased taxation

• Reduction in public spending

According to the speaker, what is necessary for achieving a nation at ease with itself?

• Changing the current economic course

• Increasing government control

• Spreading wealth fairly across the UK

• Reducing international trade

What does the speaker express regret about in the second section?

• Not changing economic policies

• Not achieving a nation at ease with itself

• Not running for office again

• Not traveling enough

What sentiment does the speaker express about the United Kingdom in the final section?

• A desire to move abroad

• A deep personal connection and pride

• A need for more international influence

• A wish for more political power

What does the speaker believe the United Kingdom needs more of, according to the final section?

• Increased military spending

• Stricter immigration policies

• More international aid

• Confidence in its identity and capabilities