No other political party is dictating the Tories' migration policy, says James Cleverly

The transcript discusses the Conservative Party's strategy to move further right to retain voters, emphasizing their focus on the needs of the British people and economy. It highlights the party's credible plan for reducing migration figures, contrasting it with the lack of plans from other parties like the Lib Dems and Labour. The narrative underscores the Conservatives' commitment to policies benefiting the British populace.

What strategic move are the Tories considering to retain their voters?

• Focusing on international issues

• Moving further to the right

• Adopting more liberal policies

• Moving further to the left

What is the main focus of Conservative policies according to the transcript?

• Environmental issues

• International relations

• Technological advancements

• The needs of the British people

What is the Conservative party's claim about their migration plan?

• It focuses on increasing migration

• It is similar to other parties' plans

• It is already working and reducing migration figures

• It is not yet implemented

Which parties are mentioned as not having a credible plan for migration?

• The SNP and Plaid Cymru

• The Green Party and UKIP

• The Lib Dems and Labour

• The Brexit Party and Reform UK

What is emphasized as the primary benefit of the Conservative plan?

• Technological innovation

• International recognition

• Economic growth

• Benefit of the British people