The Democratic Unionist Party has signed a Confidence and Supply deal with the Conservatives

The transcript discusses a financial and political agreement between the UK government and the DUP, involving a £1 billion support package in exchange for political backing. The deal has sparked criticism from other political parties and regions due to its perceived unfairness and potential impact on peace in Northern Ireland. The government defends the deal as targeted infrastructure spending. The agreement's future implications are uncertain, with potential for renegotiation in two years.

What was the primary outcome of the financial agreement between the UK government and the DUP?

• The DUP lost its political influence.

• The UK government gained a majority.

• The DUP received significant financial support.

• A new election was called.

Which regions were notably excluded from receiving additional funding under the new deal?

• Wales and Northern Ireland

• Wales and Scotland

• Northern Ireland and England

• England and Scotland

How did the Labour party describe the financial deal with the DUP?

• A strategic alliance

• A reckless and costly agreement

• A fair and balanced deal

• An innovative financial plan

What is the speculated reason for the timing of the financial payments to the DUP?

• To anticipate the government's potential short lifespan

• To coincide with a major economic reform

• To align with the next general election

• To ensure long-term stability

What is the potential future action the Unionists might take according to the speculation?

• Form a coalition with Labour

• Call for a referendum

• Dissolve the current government

• Seek another financial agreement