UK “cannot shut our eyes” to Ukraine's plight, says PM

The transcript discusses a story from the Gospels about the Good Samaritan, emphasizing the moral responsibility to help those in need. It highlights the UK's commitment to supporting victims of unprovoked attacks through various means, including economic, political, diplomatic, and military efforts.

What is the main lesson from the Gospel story introduced by the speaker?

• To avoid dangerous roads

• To ignore those in need

• To help neighbors in distress

• To focus on personal gain

In the story of the man on the road to Jericho, what happened to him?

• He was robbed and left for dead

• He reached his destination safely

• He was ignored by everyone

• He was helped by a passerby

What does the story of the man on the road to Jericho teach us?

• To avoid traveling at night

• To show compassion to those in need

• To be wary of strangers

• To always travel in groups

How does the UK respond to unprovoked attacks according to the speaker?

• By focusing solely on military intervention

• By providing economic, political, diplomatic, and military support

• By ignoring the situation

• By waiting for international approval

Why does the speaker believe the UK cannot ignore attacks on innocent people?

• Because it is a military strategy

• Because it is economically beneficial

• Because it is politically advantageous

• Because it aligns with the moral lesson from the Gospels