Defence minister: Partygate 'done and dusted'

The transcript discusses the UK's support for Ukraine, including military training, and addresses concerns about a proxy war with Russia. It covers the parliamentary investigation into the Prime Minister's actions, his apology, and the public's desire to move on. The Prime Minister's visit to India is highlighted for its potential to improve trade relations, particularly in technology and renewable energy. The discussion concludes with a focus on government integrity, the Prime Minister's leadership qualities, and the economic challenges facing Britain.

What is the UK's stance on the presence of Ukrainian troops in the UK?

• The UK is against training Ukrainian troops.

• The UK has sent troops to Ukraine.

• Ukrainian troops are stationed in the UK.

• There are no Ukrainian troops in the UK.

What was the public's reaction to the Prime Minister's apology for the fixed penalty notice?

• They were satisfied with the apology.

• They wanted the Prime Minister to focus on his duties.

• They wanted more investigations.

• They demanded his resignation.

How is the Prime Minister's visit to India perceived in terms of trade relations?

• It is seen as a distraction.

• It has no impact on trade.

• It is expected to improve trade relations.

• It is considered a failure.

What is one of the key challenges the UK faces according to the Prime Minister?

• Global inflation

• Trade deficits

• Political instability

• Lack of innovation

What aspect of the Prime Minister's leadership is highlighted in the context of future challenges?

• His focus on traditional industries

• His military strategies

• His interest in science and technology

• His diplomatic skills