May says she has received 'clear message' as she scraps fox hunting vote

The transcript discusses various political issues, focusing on Theresa May's decision to drop plans for a vote on the foxhunting ban, which was part of the Conservative manifesto. It explores public opinion in Bath, a swing seat, and highlights the challenges faced by the Conservative Party. The discussion includes views on whether Theresa May is in touch with the electorate and the need for policy updates. The conclusion suggests that the foxhunting issue is just one of many policies needing attention.

What was the main reason Theresa May decided to drop the plans for a vote on the foxhunting ban?

• She personally disagrees with foxhunting.

• The manifesto pledge was unpopular during the election.

• She wanted to focus on European issues.

• The foxhunting ban was already overturned.

Why is Bath considered a crucial swing seat?

• It has a large population of foxhunters.

• It has a significant number of undecided voters.

• It is the Prime Minister's hometown.

• It was recently won by the Liberal Democrats from the Conservatives.

What is the general opinion of the students in Bath regarding foxhunting?

• They believe it is a beneficial tradition.

• They have no opinion on the matter.

• They think it is outdated and irrelevant.

• They are in favor of legalizing it.

What challenges is Theresa May facing according to the narrative?

• Only domestic issues.

• Only European issues.

• Both European and domestic issues.

• No significant challenges.

What is suggested about the Conservative policies in the narrative?

• They are only concerned with economic issues.

• They are focused solely on foxhunting.

• They need to be updated to be more relevant.

• They are perfectly aligned with current times.