General Election 2019: Opinion polls over the last seven days

The transcript discusses the current state of Parliament, suggesting it has run its course. It introduces a vision for a new kind of Prime Minister and highlights the recent successes of the Liberal Democrats in areas they hadn't won before. The discussion also touches on Brexit, noting that the Prime Minister is seen as a barrier to progress in Parliament.

What is the general sentiment about the current Parliament according to the speaker?

• It has run its course.

• It is highly effective.

• It is just beginning.

• It needs more time.

What does the speaker aspire to be as a Prime Minister?

• A conservative leader.

• A traditional leader.

• An indecisive leader.

• A very different kind of Prime Minister.

Where are the Liberal Democrats experiencing new victories?

• In their traditional strongholds.

• In international territories.

• In places they haven't won before.

• In areas they have previously won.

Which party is mentioned as the only one supporting Brexit across England, Scotland, and Wales?

• The Liberal Democrats.

• The Labour Party.

• The Conservative Party.

• The speaker's party.

Who is identified as blocking progress in Parliament?

• The Prime Minister.

• The opposition leader.

• The Chancellor.

• The Speaker of the House.