Queen's Speech may be delayed

Theresa May faces challenges after losing her majority in a snap election. She addresses her party, acknowledging the need to listen and learn from past mistakes. The Queen's speech is delayed due to ongoing negotiations with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to form a government. Cabinet discussions focus on a pragmatic Brexit approach, with some ministers expressing concerns. The minority government faces difficulties in passing Brexit legislation, requiring compromise and collaboration with other parties.

What was the public's expectation from Parliament after the snap election?

• To consult the public again

• To focus on international relations

• To deliver a stable government

• To hold another election

Why was the Queen's speech delayed?

• Due to the Prime Minister's health issues

• Because of ongoing talks with the Democratic Unionist Party

• To allow more time for public consultation

• Because of a national holiday

What was Ruth Davidson's role in the Conservative Party's strategy?

• She opposed Brexit

• She supported a closed Brexit

• She focused on social policies

• She used her influence to advocate for an open Brexit

What was a major concern for some cabinet ministers regarding Brexit?

• The need for a more pragmatic, economically focused Brexit

• The need to focus solely on immigration

• The need for a more ideological approach

• The need to delay Brexit indefinitely

What challenge does Theresa May face with her minority government?

• Implementing controversial legislation

• Avoiding any form of compromise

• Maintaining a large majority

• Gaining support from only her party