Chancellor addresses Tory conference

The transcript discusses the UK's Brexit strategy, emphasizing the importance of preparing for a no-deal scenario. It critiques the Labour Party's indecisive stance on Brexit and highlights the government's commitment to public services and national renewal. The speaker outlines significant investments in infrastructure, including roads and broadband, to support economic growth and connectivity.

What is the speaker's perspective on preparing for a no-deal Brexit?

• It is the best way to ensure a deal is reached.

• It is only a backup plan.

• It should be avoided at all costs.

• It is unnecessary and a waste of resources.

What internal issue does the Labour Party face regarding Brexit?

• They have a unified stance on Brexit.

• They have no plans for another referendum.

• Their leader and shadow chancellor disagree on Brexit.

• They have decided to support a no-deal Brexit.

What does the speaker emphasize as crucial for funding public services?

• Increased taxes

• A dynamic free market

• International aid

• Government subsidies

What personal connection does the speaker have to public services?

• They have family members working in public services.

• Public services were a lifeline during their upbringing.

• They have worked in public services.

• They have no personal connection.

Which infrastructure project is NOT mentioned in the speaker's plan?

• Dueling the A66 Transpennine

• Starting work on the A428

• Upgrading the M60 Simister Island

• Building a new airport

How much funding is committed to the new roads investment strategy?

• £10 billion

• £29 billion

• £50 billion

• £5 billion

What is the government's commitment to broadband infrastructure?

• To support full fiber rollout to the hardest-to-reach 20%

• To roll out superfast broadband to 50% of the country

• To invest in satellite internet

• To provide basic internet to all