U.K.'s Johnson: No Laws Were Broken Over Apartment Refit

The transcript covers a parliamentary session where the Prime Minister is questioned about a donation by Lord Brownlow for refurbishing his flat. The Prime Minister insists he covered the costs and deflects by comparing past expenses. The opposition and public demand clear answers, citing legal obligations. The Prime Minister denies any wrongdoing and emphasizes other governmental priorities.

What was the amount Lord Brownlow was asked to donate for the refurbishment?

• £500

• £28,000

• £58,000

• £350,000

What does the Prime Minister claim about the refurbishment costs?

• He covered the costs himself.

• The Labour Party paid for it.

• It was a gift from a foreign government.

• It was funded by taxpayers.

What is the opposition's main criticism of the Prime Minister in this section?

• He is not answering questions directly.

• He is cutting council tax.

• He is focusing too much on economic recovery.

• He is spending too much on the pandemic.

What must be declared in the Register of Ministers' interests?

• Travel expenses

• Gifts from family members

• All personal expenses

• Any donation over £500

What does the Prime Minister emphasize as more important than the refurbishment issue?

• The Prime Minister's personal life

• The Labour Party's past expenses

• The cost of wallpaper

• The pandemic and economic recovery