Tom Tugendhat Q&A with press at Conservative Party leadership campaign event

The transcript covers a range of topics including the UK's stance on Israel's right to defend itself, the debate over leaving the European Convention on Human Rights, and the implications of such a move. It also discusses the values and ambitions of the Conservative Party, focusing on leadership and the need for economic and social reforms. The speaker emphasizes the importance of safety, reform, and the need to adapt international treaties to modern challenges.

In what ways does the speaker believe the British people have been historically significant?

What is the speaker's vision for the future of the Conservative Party?

What does the speaker suggest should be done if international treaties do not ensure safety?

What historical context does the speaker provide regarding the drafting of the European Convention?