Constituencies - General Election in full swing.

The transcript discusses the political fervor in Britain, highlighting the activities of orators and hecklers. It covers Mr. Kirkwood's canvassing efforts at Clydebank, where the construction of the Queen Mary has revitalized the area. The unique election contest in Daventry, where Mr. Barnes opposes the Speaker, Captain Fitzroy, is also detailed. Additionally, the campaigns of political figures like Mr. Richard Law, Mr. J.H. Thomas, and Mr. Haw Belisha are described, showcasing their efforts and challenges in the political landscape.

What has the construction of the Queen Mary liner contributed to the Clyde area?

• A measure of economic prosperity

• A rise in tourism

• A decline in local employment

• Increased political tensions

What is unusual about the election contest in Daventry?

• The Speaker is running unopposed

• The Speaker is being challenged despite tradition

• The Speaker is running for a different party

• The Speaker is actively campaigning

How is Captain Fitzroy approaching his election campaign?

• By actively opposing his challenger

• By remaining neutral and silent

• By making numerous speeches

• By switching political parties

Who is supporting Mr. Richard Law in his re-election campaign?

• The residents of Daventry

• The workers of Clydebank

• The fishermen of Humberside

• Local farmers

What additional focus does Mr. Haw Belisha have during his campaign?

• Healthcare improvements

• Education reform

• Road safety issues

• Tax reductions