Boris Johnson is not fit for office, says Keir Starmer

The transcript discusses allegations of dishonesty against the Prime Minister, focusing on parties held at Downing St. during a time when the public adhered to strict rules. The speaker criticizes the government's absence during crises and questions the Prime Minister's fitness for office. There is a call for transparency and honesty, with a focus on the need for the Prime Minister to address the public and Parliament directly. The discussion also touches on the potential consequences for those involved in the parties and the need for a broader investigation.

What is the main concern regarding the Prime Minister's actions as discussed in the first section?

• His alleged dishonesty and parties at Downing Street

• His foreign policy decisions

• His handling of the economy

• His environmental policies

Why is public trust in the Prime Minister at an all-time low, according to the first section?

• Because of his foreign policy

• Due to economic downturn

• Because of environmental issues

• Due to repeated allegations of dishonesty

What is the role of the Cabinet Secretary in the investigation mentioned in the second section?

• To oversee the country's healthcare system

• To manage the Prime Minister's public relations

• To lead the economic recovery plan

• To investigate the existence of parties at Downing Street

What does the final section suggest about the public's reaction to the parties at Downing Street?

• The public is unaware of the events

• The public supports the parties

• The public feels insulted and demands answers

• The public is indifferent

What action is suggested for the Prime Minister in the final section?

• To focus on economic policies

• To be honest in Parliament about the parties

• To resign immediately

• To ignore the allegations