Labour has dismissed more criticism of Ed Miliband from business leaders as 'ridiculous nonsense'.

The transcript covers a Sky News event where the tax status of Boots' chairman, who resides in Monaco, is discussed. Political figures and business leaders react to the situation, with varying opinions on Labour's relationship with businesses. The Labour party, led by Ed Miliband, responds to criticism by distinguishing between the company's leadership and its employees, aiming to appeal to voters.

What is the main issue surrounding the chairman of Boots as discussed in the first section?

• His citizenship status

• His business strategies

• His tax avoidance and residency in Monaco

• His political affiliations

How does the London mayor view the involvement of business leaders in political discussions?

• He supports their right to express their views

• He thinks they are too outspoken

• He feels they are not knowledgeable enough

• He believes they should remain silent

What is the perception of Labour's stance on business according to small and medium-sized business leaders?

• Labour is anti-business

• Labour is indifferent to business

• Labour is hostile towards entrepreneurs

• Labour is more open to working with businesses

What strategy does Ed Miliband employ in response to criticisms from the head of Boots?

• He ignores the criticisms

• He aligns with the head of Boots

• He distinguishes between the head of Boots and the employees

• He changes Labour's policies

What is the general sentiment among entrepreneurs regarding the impact of political outcomes on their daily operations?

• They feel it will only affect large corporations

• They think it will have no impact

• They believe it will significantly affect their operations

• They are uncertain about the impact