Interview with Theresa May in Plymouth

The transcript discusses the upcoming election, highlighting the choice between the speaker and Jeremy Corbyn as leaders. It emphasizes the speaker's plans for Brexit negotiations and building a prosperous Britain. The discussion shifts to the NHS funding challenges if pensioners return from abroad, stressing the need for reciprocal rights for UK citizens in the EU. The speaker criticizes the Labour Party's stance on immigration, advocating for controlled migration to protect public services and wages.

What is the main focus of the upcoming election according to the speaker?

• The choice of a new Prime Minister

• The decision on Brexit terms

• The future of the NHS

• The control of immigration

What concern does the speaker raise about pensioners living abroad?

• Their ability to return to the UK

• Their housing needs in the UK

• Their voting rights in the UK

• Their healthcare costs in the UK

What does the speaker emphasize about the rights of UK citizens in the EU?

• They should be granted automatically

• They should be protected through reciprocal agreements

• They should be negotiated after Brexit

• They should be prioritized over EU citizens in the UK

What is the speaker's stance on immigration control?

• It should be relaxed to support the economy

• It should be increased to boost the workforce

• It should be strictly controlled to protect public services

• It should be left unchanged post-Brexit

How does the speaker differentiate their immigration policy from the Labour Party's?

• By advocating for increased immigration

• By supporting uncontrolled migration

• By focusing on skilled workers only

• By emphasizing controlled migration