Prime Minister Theresa May has announced a snap general election

The transcript discusses the UK Prime Minister's decision to call a general election on June 8th, citing the need for certainty and stability amid Brexit negotiations. The opposition parties, including Labour and the Liberal Democrats, are portrayed as challenging this decision, viewing it as opportunistic. The election is framed as a choice between strong leadership under the current Prime Minister and a potential coalition led by Jeremy Corbyn. The political dynamics and strategies of various parties are explored, highlighting the broader implications for UK politics.

In what ways does the Prime Minister contrast her leadership with that of Jeremy Corbyn?

What does the Prime Minister hope to achieve with a stronger mandate from the election?