Matt Hancock and Nicky Morgan: Tories will add 50,000 nurses to the NHS by 2025

The transcript discusses various political positions on Brexit and immigration, highlighting changes in stance over time. It emphasizes the importance of building cross-party consensus, particularly in the NHS, and clarifies election promises about increasing the number of nurses. The speaker addresses potential confusion around these promises and uses a financial analogy to explain the concept of retention and gain.

What was the initial stance on the free movement of people?

• To decrease free movement

• To increase free movement

• To end free movement

• To maintain free movement

How many more nurses are planned to be added to the NHS by 2025?

• 30,000

• 60,000

• 40,000

• 50,000

What is the common misunderstanding about the NHS nurse numbers?

• That 50,000 nurses will be transferred

• That 50,000 nurses will retire

• That 50,000 nurses will be fired

• That 50,000 new nurses will be hired

During an election campaign, who is expected to question the commitments made?

• Only the press

• Only the voters

• The press, residents, and voters

• Only the residents

If you have £5 and retain it, how should you perceive your financial status?

• As having an extra £5

• As losing £5

• As having the same £5

• As gaining £10