Theresa May gives press conference about why she is standing for leadership of the Conservative party

The speaker outlines three reasons for becoming the leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister of the UK. First, the need for strong leadership to navigate economic and political uncertainty post-referendum. Second, the importance of uniting the party and country amidst political division. Third, the vision for a future that benefits everyone, not just a privileged few.

Why does the speaker believe strong leadership is necessary after the referendum?

• To increase political divisions

• To avoid international negotiations

• To maintain the status quo

• To guide the country through uncertainty

What is the speaker's view on the role of leadership in uniting the party and country?

• It should focus only on party interests

• It is crucial due to internal and external divisions

• It is unnecessary due to existing unity

• It should ignore nationalist movements

According to the speaker, what is the patriotic duty of the party?

• To follow the Labour Party's lead

• To support divisive nationalists

• To focus on party interests

• To unite and govern for the whole country

What kind of vision does the speaker propose for the future of the country?

• A vision that ignores social issues

• A vision for a privileged few

• A vision focused on economic growth only

• A vision that benefits everyone

What does the speaker emphasize about the future vision for the country?

• It should focus solely on international relations

• It should exclude certain regions

• It should work for every citizen

• It should prioritize economic elites