Larry the Downing Street Cat

The video features a discussion with two new MPs from the opposition, Bell Ribeiro-Addie from Labour and Daisy Cooper from the Liberal Democrats. They share their journeys to becoming MPs, the challenges they face as women in politics, and the importance of representing their constituencies. The conversation also touches on the role of opposition in holding the government accountable and the leadership challenges within their parties.

What motivated Bell Ribeiro Addie to join politics?

• A lifelong ambition since childhood

• A family tradition of political involvement

• An invitation from a political mentor

• A Sunday morning decision after watching TV

How did Daisy Cooper become associated with St. Albans?

• She moved there for work

• She was born and raised there

• She had family connections and lived there for three years

• She was elected there by chance

What is a key motivation for the MPs in representing their constituencies?

• Pressure from political parties

• Financial incentives

• Personal connection and understanding of the community

• Desire for national recognition

What is one of the main responsibilities of opposition MPs according to the discussion?

• To avoid cross-party collaborations

• To focus solely on local issues

• To hold the government accountable for its promises

• To support the government's policies

What is a significant challenge mentioned for the Liberal Democrats?

• Increasing party membership

• Stopping Brexit

• Leading cross-party efforts on various issues

• Winning more seats in the next election