Boris Johnson faces a January 13 deadline to restore power-sharing government in Northern Ireland

The video discusses the ongoing crisis in Northern Ireland's health service and the political challenges in restoring devolution at Stormont. With a significant number of people on waiting lists and health workers demanding pay rises, the urgency for political action is emphasized. The video also highlights the electoral shifts, with the DUP and Shin Fane losing voters to the Neutral Alliance party, pressuring larger parties to compromise. The need for political responsibility in addressing healthcare issues is stressed, as nurses prepare to strike. The video concludes with a call for political resolution and governance in Northern Ireland.

What is the main reason for the urgency to restore the Stormont Assembly?

• To celebrate Christmas

• To address the health service crisis

• To improve tourism

• To increase taxes

What might happen if the parties at Stormont do not reach an agreement by mid-January?

• A new election will be called

• The Assembly will be dissolved permanently

• The health crisis will be resolved

• A new party will be formed

Which agreement is mentioned as having historical significance in the context of Northern Ireland's governance?

• The Christmas Agreement

• The Easter Accord

• The Good Friday Agreement

• The Summer Treaty

Which party has seen a significant increase in its share, putting pressure on larger parties?

• Sinn Féin

• Neutral Alliance party

• Democratic Unionist Party

• Labour Party

What action are nurses in Northern Ireland preparing to take for the first time?

• Strike

• Vote

• Protest

• Relocate