Tories speak at northern conference amid urge not to ‘backtrack’ on levelling up

The transcript discusses the silent majority's role in societal debates, emphasizing the need for common sense in polarized environments. It highlights new educational guidance, including transgender issues and RSHE reviews, aiming to restore balanced discussions. The setup of a review panel and potential legal challenges are addressed. The importance of political impartiality in schools is stressed, advocating for neutral presentation of contentious topics to foster healthy debates.

What is meant by the term 'silent majority' in the context of the discussion?

How has the polarization of opinions affected conversations in society according to the speaker?

What concerns are raised about the teaching of contested political issues in schools?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that free speech can be better facilitated in educational settings?

What is the significance of teaching neutrality and sensitivity in schools as mentioned in the text?