Chris Huhne Denies Speeding Points Allegations

The transcript discusses allegations against an individual, which they claim are false and have been disproven in the past. The individual welcomes police involvement to resolve the matter. Questions are raised about why old allegations persist, and a final inquiry is made about taking points.

What is the speaker's stance on the allegations made against them?

• They have not commented on the allegations.

• They are confident the allegations are false.

• They are unsure about the allegations.

• They believe the allegations are true.

Why does the speaker welcome the referral to the police?

• They want to delay the investigation.

• They are afraid of the police.

• They believe it will resolve the issue.

• They want to avoid the police.

What question does the speaker raise about the allegations?

• Why are the allegations being ignored?

• Why are new allegations being made?

• Why are the allegations not being investigated?

• Why are old allegations still being made?

What does the speaker refrain from doing in the discussion?

• Making further comments.

• Denying the allegations.

• Welcoming the police.

• Admitting guilt.

What inquiry is made towards the end of the discussion?

• If the speaker admitted to the allegations.

• If the speaker asked someone to take points on their behalf.

• If the speaker denied the police involvement.

• If the speaker welcomed the allegations.