CLEAN : Treat opinion polls with caution says Remain camp spokesperson

The transcript discusses the unreliability of polls and emphasizes the importance of the upcoming vote on June 23rd. It highlights the economic risks of leaving the EU, including potential recession and job losses, and underscores the benefits that EU membership has brought to London, such as job creation and cultural diversity. The speaker argues that the UK's economy is performing well compared to other developed countries and warns against a self-inflicted recession. Additionally, the transcript outlines the security advantages of EU membership, emphasizing cooperation with European agencies to enhance safety.

What is the speaker's view on the reliability of polls?

• Polls are always accurate.

• Polls are unreliable and fluctuate.

• Polls are the only thing that matters.

• Polls should be ignored completely.

According to the speaker, what is the main focus of the campaign?

• To highlight Britain's strength within the EU.

• To focus on local issues only.

• To discuss the weather.

• To criticize the opposition.

What economic consequence does the speaker mention if Britain leaves the EU?

• An increase in tourism.

• A potential recession.

• A decrease in taxes.

• An increase in foreign investments.

How has London benefited from EU membership, according to the speaker?

• By becoming a cultural melting pot.

• By reducing its population.

• By isolating from other cities.

• By increasing its taxes.

What does the speaker say about Britain's security in relation to the EU?

• Security is solely a national issue.

• Security is not affected by EU membership.

• Security is enhanced by cooperation with EU agencies.

• Security is weakened by EU membership.