Labour Manifesto Adds to May's Mounting Challenges

The transcript discusses Theresa May's effective working majority and the challenges she faces with Brexit, including potential rebellions within her conservative ranks. It also covers the public sector pay cap and its implications following the election, highlighting the irritation among public service workers and its potential impact on the broader economy. Additionally, the transcript touches on the differing views within the government regarding Brexit, particularly between Philip Hammond and David Davis, and the implications for Theresa May's control over her government.

What is the significance of the leader's working majority?

• It helps her manage potential rebellions within her party.

• It ensures complete control over the media.

• It guarantees her re-election in the next term.

• It allows her to pass any legislation without opposition.

What is one interpretation of the election result regarding public sector pay?

• A call for reduced government spending.

• An increased irritation with the pay cap.

• A push for more privatization.

• A demand for higher taxes.

How might public sector pay influence the private sector?

• Private sector pay is often related to public sector pay.

• Private sector pay is often lower than public sector pay.

• Private sector pay is often higher than public sector pay.

• Private sector pay is often unrelated to public sector pay.

What are the differing views within the government regarding Brexit?

• Whether to increase taxes or not.

• Whether to join the European Union.

• Whether to focus on customs union and long transitions.

• Whether to reduce public sector jobs.

What does the discussion about Brexit strategies suggest about the leader's control?

• Her control is irrelevant.

• Her control is absolute.

• Her control is weakening.

• Her control is stronger than ever.