Boris Johnson interview on social housing

The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding Housing Secretary Jenrick's involvement in a planning decision. It emphasizes the need for development in London and across the UK, highlighting challenges posed by social housing targets. The government aims to promote good, affordable housing despite these challenges. The speaker assures that Jenrick acted appropriately.

What was Mr. Jenrick accused of in the first section?

• Ignoring environmental regulations

• Failing to meet housing targets

• Misusing government funds

• Intervening in a planning decision improperly

What does the speaker assure regarding their involvement in the planning decision?

• They supported the decision

• They were directly involved

• They opposed the decision

• They had no involvement

What is identified as a major obstacle to development in London?

• Lack of funding

• Challenging targets for social housing

• Environmental concerns

• Public opposition

What is the government's stance on building new homes?

• They are committed to building new homes

• They are undecided about building new homes

• They are hesitant to build new homes

• They plan to reduce the number of new homes

How does the speaker view Mr. Jenrick's actions?

• As a mistake

• As the right thing to do

• As irrelevant

• As inappropriate