Interview with former UKIP leader Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses the disconnection of the working class from politics, highlighting their concerns about community changes and immigration. It touches on the rise of English nationalism and the political strategies used by the Conservative Party. Additionally, it addresses the resentment in England towards Scotland and the perceived unfairness in the Union's setup.

What is a key sentiment expressed by working-class people regarding their communities?

• They feel completely satisfied with the current state.

• They feel downtrodden and ignored.

• They are indifferent to changes in their communities.

• They believe everything is improving rapidly.

How did the Conservative Party leverage the political situation in the general election?

• By ignoring the issue of nationalism.

• By promoting environmental issues.

• By using the threat of Nicola Sturgeon and Scotland.

• By focusing on economic policies.

What is a growing sentiment in England according to the transcript?

• A focus on global citizenship.

• A shift towards European identity.

• A stronger feeling of Englishness.

• A decline in national identity.

What is a perceived issue between England and Scotland mentioned in the transcript?

• Language barriers.

• Cultural differences.

• Different educational systems.

• Financial unfairness across Hadrian's Wall.

What is the general attitude towards English nationalism as described?

• It is ignored by most people.

• It is seen as ghastly.

• It is considered a minor issue.

• It is widely celebrated.