Protests against shipbuilding job losses

The video discusses the rich history of shipbuilding in Portsmouth, highlighting the challenges faced by workers due to a decline in shipbuilding activity. It features Paul King's family, who have been in the industry for over a century, and addresses the future of shipbuilding, with military ships moving to Glasgow. The Ministry of Defence's decision aims to secure the industry's future, but the impact on local jobs remains uncertain.

What is the main concern of the workers in Portsmouth's shipbuilding industry?

• The increase in shipbuilding orders

• The lack of skilled workers

• The potential loss of their jobs

• The quality of the ships being built

How long has Paul King's family been involved in the shipbuilding industry?

• Over 200 years

• Over 100 years

• Over 150 years

• Over 50 years

What year did Paul King's grandfather start his apprenticeship in shipbuilding?

• 1953

• 1981

• 1922

• 1904

Where will future military ships be built according to the transcript?

• Portsmouth

• London

• Glasgow

• Liverpool

What reason is given for the shift in shipbuilding to Glasgow?

• Higher demand for ships

• Upcoming vote on Scottish independence

• Better weather conditions

• More skilled workers available