Interview with Theresa May on elections

The speaker reflects on the recent election results, expressing regret for colleagues who lost their seats. Despite the outcome, the speaker emphasizes the importance of forming a stable government to lead Brexit negotiations. The focus is on national interest and the necessity of a government that can handle upcoming challenges. The speaker also addresses potential changes within the party and the formation of a new cabinet.

What was the speaker's sentiment regarding the election results?

• Indifferent to the results

• Regretful for the loss of seats

• Content with the outcome

• Excited about the future

Why does the speaker believe it is crucial to form a government at this time?

• To avoid another election

• To increase party popularity

• To ensure stability during critical negotiations

• To delay the Brexit negotiations

What is the speaker's response to concerns about the government's longevity?

• The government will dissolve soon

• The government will last only a year

• There are no concerns about longevity

• The focus is on forming a stable government

How does the speaker address the issue of potential staff changes?

• By confirming immediate changes

• By denying any changes

• By focusing on forming a government first

• By ignoring the question

What is the speaker's main priority according to the last section?

• Postponing Brexit negotiations

• Winning more seats

• Changing party leadership

• Forming a government in the national interest