Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson sacked.

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's decision-making process and the importance of confidence in the National Security Council. It also touches on whether a criminal investigation is necessary, emphasizing the need for trust in leadership decisions.

What was the main action taken by the Prime Minister according to the speaker?

• She resigned from her position.

• She made a decision.

• She called for an election.

• She traveled abroad.

Why is confidence in the National Security Council important?

• It ensures public trust.

• It helps in economic growth.

• It promotes international trade.

• It reduces taxes.

What does the speaker emphasize about the Prime Minister's role?

• She should avoid making decisions.

• She must follow the council's advice strictly.

• She has the autonomy to make her own decisions.

• She should consult the public for every decision.

Who does the speaker believe should decide on the need for a criminal investigation?

• The judiciary

• The public

• The National Security Council

• The Prime Minister

What is the speaker's final stance on the Prime Minister's decision?

• It should be overturned.

• It requires public approval.

• It should be trusted.

• It needs further discussion.