Rishi Sunak vows to cut 'underperforming degrees' during Penzance visit

The transcript discusses the Conservative Party's plan to close underperforming university degrees and fund 100,000 new apprenticeships. It highlights the benefits of apprenticeships over certain university degrees and criticizes the Labour Party's stance on education. The speaker emphasizes the importance of bold actions for a secure future and critiques Labour's policies, particularly those of Angela Rayner. The discussion also touches on the election campaign and the speaker's travel across the country to engage with voters.

What is the main reason the Conservative Party wants to close underperforming university degrees?

• To save money for the government

• To reduce the number of university students

• To increase university dropout rates

• To fund new high-quality apprenticeships

How does the speaker describe the Labour Party's approach to apprenticeships?

• They want to double the number of apprenticeships

• They want to halve the number of apprenticeships

• They want to maintain the current number of apprenticeships

• They have no stance on apprenticeships

What bold action does the Conservative Party plan to introduce as part of their election campaign?

• A new form of national service

• Free university education for all

• A ban on all apprenticeships

• Increased taxes for pensioners

What concern does the speaker raise about Angela Rayner if Labour is elected?

• She wants to increase taxes for the wealthy

• She voted against the nuclear deterrent

• She supports increasing university fees

• She plans to cut funding for apprenticeships

Why did the speaker choose to travel by train instead of a helicopter?

• To save time

• To avoid criticism

• To reduce travel costs

• To enjoy the scenery