UUP leader Steve Aiken on his hopes Boris Johnson will not be returned as PM

The transcript discusses the impact of Boris Johnson's withdrawal deal on the UK, critiques various political parties, and highlights the Ulster Unionist Party's stance on Northern Ireland's political situation. It addresses the failing health service in Northern Ireland and calls for political change. The speaker shares personal beliefs on policies, including climate change and defense.

What is the main concern regarding Boris Johnson's withdrawal deal?

• It enhances international relations.

• It improves the economy.

• It threatens the future of the Union.

• It strengthens the Union.

Which two parties are criticized for their governance in Northern Ireland?

• Ulster Unionist Party and Green Party

• Lib Dems and Brexit Party

• DUP and Sinn Féin

• Labour and Conservatives

What is the speaker's view on the current state of the health service in Northern Ireland?

• It is the best in the UK.

• It is functioning well.

• It is in a state of emergency.

• It is improving gradually.

What is one of the speaker's beliefs regarding defense?

• Supporting Trident and its replacement

• Disbanding the armed forces

• Reducing military spending

• Abolishing nuclear weapons

What is the speaker's target year for achieving net zero carbon emissions?

• 2030

• 2050

• 2040

• 2035