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The transcript discusses the challenges faced by British Prime Ministers in resetting relations with Russia, highlighting the Salisbury poisonings and the global response of expelling Russian diplomats. It also covers the debate on proroguing Parliament, emphasizing trust in MPs' common sense. Lastly, it touches on cabinet positions and leadership dynamics within the Conservative Party.

What is a common belief among British Prime Ministers regarding their relationship with Russia?

• They can easily improve relations.

• They should focus on trade only.

• They should avoid any contact.

• They must follow the US lead.

What was the UK's response to the Salisbury poisonings?

• They ignored the incident.

• They expelled Russian diplomats.

• They increased trade with Russia.

• They sought UN intervention.

How many countries joined the UK in expelling Russian diplomats?

• 100

• 50

• 28

• 10

What is the stance of the speaker on proroguing Parliament?

• Not attracted to it

• Strongly in favor

• Actively pursuing it

• Indifferent

What is the traditional expectation for the winner of a political race regarding their rival?

• To ignore them

• To include them in the cabinet

• To publicly criticize them

• To offer them a diplomatic post