Interview with Boris Johnson on relations with the devolved nations

The transcript discusses the significance of the Union of the United Kingdom, highlighting it as a remarkable political partnership. It emphasizes the global perception of the UK, not as separate entities like England or Scotland, but as a unified nation with esteemed institutions such as the British Armed Services, diplomacy, science, and arts. The speaker stresses the importance of maintaining the Union's power and magic, arguing that the UK is stronger together than apart.

What does the speaker describe as the greatest political partnership?

• The Commonwealth

• The Union of the United Kingdom

• The United Nations

• The European Union

How does the speaker suggest people abroad view the UK?

• As a region with diverse cultures

• As separate countries like England and Scotland

• As a unified entity with strong institutions

• As a country with a weak political system

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a British institution admired worldwide?

• British Armed Services

• British Cuisine

• British Diplomacy

• British Arts

What does the speaker believe would be lost if the Union were broken up?

• The individual identities of the countries

• The cultural diversity of the UK

• The economic stability of the region

• The power and magic of the Union

According to the speaker, what is the benefit of staying united?

• Higher education standards

• Increased tourism

• More cultural festivals

• Stronger and better together