Police Protesters March Through Central London

The video discusses a protest by off-duty police officers against changes to pay and pensions, highlighting the impact of government cuts on police forces in England and Wales. The government defends its stance, claiming police will remain well-compensated and effective. The opposition argues the cuts are too severe, predicting increased crime and disorder. The video concludes with concerns about the future of policing.

What was the main reason for the police officers' protest?

• Changes to their uniforms

• Lack of public support

• Increased working hours

• Changes to pay and pensions

How many police officers are at risk due to government cuts?

• 20,000

• 16,000

• 25,000

• 10,000

What did the government claim about the changes to police pay and pensions?

• They would increase police numbers

• They would reduce crime rates

• They would ensure police remain well-paid

• They would lead to job losses

What is the predicted outcome of a 20% reduction in police numbers?

• Improved public relations

• Better police efficiency

• Increased crime and disorder

• More community events

What is the government's stance on the number of police officers?

• Officers should work longer hours

• Numbers should be increased

• Efficiency is more important than numbers

• More officers are needed