Sunak answers questions from media in north Wales

The transcript covers a press conference where the Prime Minister addresses allegations of election betting by Conservative Party members. He expresses anger and emphasizes the seriousness of the investigations, which include a criminal probe. Questions from Sky News and GB News focus on the implications of these allegations and the potential suspension of involved candidates. The Prime Minister also highlights economic achievements under his leadership and contrasts them with the opposition's plans, urging voters to scrutinize the choices in the upcoming election.

What was the Prime Minister's initial reaction to the allegations of election betting?

• He was indifferent.

• He was incredibly angry.

• He was supportive.

• He was confused.

What does the Prime Minister promise if any party member is found guilty of breaking the rules?

• They will receive a warning.

• They will be promoted.

• They will face legal consequences and be expelled from the party.

• They will be given a second chance.

How does the Prime Minister describe the nature of the investigations?

• They are public and transparent.

• They are already concluded.

• They are independent and confidential.

• They are unnecessary.

What economic achievement does the Prime Minister highlight?

• Reducing inflation to target levels.

• Increasing inflation.

• Raising taxes.

• Decreasing wages.

What does the Prime Minister warn against in the upcoming election?

• Supporting the Labour party.

• Ignoring the Labour party's plans.

• Reducing taxes further.

• Voting for the Conservative party.