David Cameron Launches the pro-EU Brighter Future In Campaign

The video explores the contrasting views of Cambridge and Ely on the EU referendum. Cambridge, with its academic and high-tech community, largely supports staying in the EU, valuing scientific research and community. Ely, a more rural and less affluent area, leans towards leaving, seeking independence from Brussels. The video concludes that decisions are often emotional, with people relying on gut instincts rather than informational leaflets.

What is the main reason Cambridge residents want to stay in the union?

• To maintain scientific research funding

• To improve public transportation

• To reduce taxes

• To increase local employment

How do Ely residents generally feel about the government's leaflet?

• They find it convincing

• They see it as biased

• They are indifferent to it

• They find it informative

What is a common sentiment among Ely residents regarding the referendum?

• Desire for more scientific collaboration

• Wish to stand independently

• Need for better infrastructure

• Interest in cultural exchange

What ultimately influences people's decisions about the referendum according to the final section?

• Emotional instincts

• Government policies

• Economic reports

• Media coverage

What is the overall conclusion about the impact of the leaflet on people's decisions?

• It changes most people's minds

• It is highly influential

• It cannot dictate emotional decisions

• It has no impact