Johnson Wins No Confidence Vote... but this is still the end

The video discusses the no confidence vote faced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, triggered by 54 Conservative MPs submitting letters of no confidence. Despite surviving the vote, Johnson's leadership remains in jeopardy due to ongoing scandals and declining poll ratings. The video explores the reasons behind the rebellion, the mechanics of the no confidence vote, and the potential future challenges Johnson may face, drawing parallels with past Conservative leaders who faced similar situations.

What was the primary reason for the no confidence vote against Boris Johnson?

• His foreign policy decisions

• His stance on Brexit

• The party gate scandal

• His handling of the economy

How many Conservative MPs needed to submit letters to trigger a no confidence vote?

• 30

• 100

• 75

• 54

What report was expected to end the party gate controversy?

• The Conservative Committee report

• The Johnson Ethics report

• The Sue Gray report

• The South Grey report

Why did some Conservative MPs decide to submit their letters of no confidence?

• They disagreed with Johnson's economic policies

• They were unhappy with Johnson's foreign policy

• They were concerned about their reelection chances

• They wanted a change in Brexit strategy

What was one of the government's recent announcements that was ridiculed?

• Imperial measurements

• A new tax policy

• A healthcare reform

• A foreign policy initiative

What percentage of the parliamentary party expressed confidence in Boris Johnson during the vote?

• 63%

• 58.8%

• 70%

• 50%

Which previous Conservative leader survived a no confidence vote but left office within six months?

• Theresa May

• John Major

• Margaret Thatcher

• David Cameron

What rule protects a leader from facing another no confidence vote for 12 months?

• The Conservative Leadership Rule

• The Prime Ministerial Protection Act

• The Parliamentary Confidence Act

• The 1922 Committee Rule

What could potentially change the 12-month protection rule for a leader?

• A vote by the general public

• A decision by the Prime Minister

• A decision by the House of Lords

• A change in the 1922 Committee's conventions

What is a potential consequence for Johnson if he continues to face leadership challenges?

• He will face no further challenges

• He will gain more public support

• He could be forced to resign

• He might strengthen his position