David Cameron Gibraltar grab

The transcript covers a conversation with the Spanish Prime Minister about tensions between Britain and Spain, particularly concerning Gibraltar. The discussion highlights the unacceptable delays faced by Gibraltar's people and the need to resolve a fishing dispute. Both parties agree to deescalate the situation and involve foreign ministers in resolving the issues. Britain reaffirms its commitment to supporting Gibraltar, with satisfaction contingent on proper deescalation and protection of Gibraltar's interests.

What was the main issue discussed in the conversation with Mr. Roy?

• The cultural exchange programs between the two countries

• The trade agreements between Britain and Spain

• The unacceptable situation faced by the people of Gibraltar

• The economic ties between Britain and Spain

What is the nature of the dispute between Gibraltar and Spain?

• A cultural dispute

• A trade dispute

• A fishing dispute

• A territorial dispute

What was the speaker's stance on the escalation of the situation?

• It was necessary for diplomatic progress

• It was beneficial for both parties

• It was a positive step towards resolution

• It was not right and should be avoided

What did the speaker agree upon with the Spanish Prime Minister?

• To ignore the dispute

• To have foreign ministers speak and resolve issues

• To involve the United Nations

• To escalate the situation further

What condition would satisfy the speaker regarding the Gibraltar issue?

• When the situation is escalated

• When the interests of Gibraltar are properly looked after

• When Britain withdraws from the dispute

• When Spain gains control over Gibraltar