David Mellor soundbite on UK Cabinet rifts

The transcript discusses the political challenges faced by the government, highlighting the internal cabinet conflicts and the difficulties in negotiating with Europe. It emphasizes the weakness of the government and the lack of respect for leadership within the party. The text suggests that a sensible approach from Europe could help the government focus on governance rather than internal disputes. The narrative concludes with a call for solutions that prioritize effective governance over political headlines.

What does the reference to Hilaire Belloc's view on doctors suggest about the cabinet's situation?

• The cabinet is united.

• The cabinet is beyond repair.

• The cabinet is making progress.

• The cabinet is well-respected.

What is one of the main challenges the government faces in negotiations with Europe?

• Strong support from the House of Lords.

• Clear respect for the leader.

• A united parliamentary party.

• Weakness of the government.

Why is Theresa May's leadership considered weak?

• She has successfully negotiated with Europe.

• She faces opposition within her own party.

• She is respected by her party.

• She has a strong majority in the House of Lords.

What is suggested as a potential solution to the political turmoil?

• Focusing on media headlines.

• Strengthening internal conflicts.

• A deal from Europe that cannot be refused.

• Ignoring European negotiations.

What would a deal from Europe allow the government to focus on?

• Endless rows about Europe.

• The business of governing.

• Increasing internal conflicts.

• Creating more headlines.