Cameron and Clegg Deny Rift in Coalition

Two years after its optimistic launch, the coalition led by David Cameron and Nick Clegg is relaunched in Birmingham amid challenges. Cameron reaffirms his commitment to the coalition despite economic difficulties, while Clegg downplays internal conflicts. MPs express concerns about the coalition's stability, but both leaders remain confident it will last until 2015.

What was the main reason for the coalition government's relaunch in Birmingham?

• To celebrate their achievements

• To announce new economic policies

• To emphasize their commitment despite challenges

• To introduce new members to the coalition

How did Nick Clegg describe the disagreements within the coalition?

• As a reason to dissolve the coalition

• As a sign of failure

• As a major crisis

• As minor setbacks typical in coalition governance

What issue caused a rebellion among Conservative MPs?

• House of Lords reform

• Education reform

• Economic policies

• Healthcare policies

What is the coalition's outlook for the future according to Cameron and Clegg?

• They are optimistic about its survival until 2015

• They are uncertain about its future

• They plan to dissolve it by next year

• They expect it to end soon

What did the coalition leaders plan to publish later in the summer?

• A mid-term review of the coalition

• A new economic policy

• A list of new coalition members

• A report on their achievements