CLEAN: British PM to resign, seeking post-poll deal

The transcript discusses the Liberal Democrats' stance on not influencing Labour's leadership, Gordon's political acumen in reading election results, the introduction of local sports facilities, the potential outcomes of Labour's leadership contest, and the need for a strong, stable government in Britain.

What is the stance of the Liberal Democrats regarding the Labour Party's leadership?

• They want to merge with the Labour Party.

• They have no say in Labour's leadership decisions.

• They want to choose the Labour leader.

• They support the current Labour leader.

What did the speaker say about Gordon's political experience?

• He is inexperienced.

• He is not interested in politics.

• He is very clever and experienced.

• He is a novice in politics.

What is the key question regarding Labour's leadership contest?

• Will it focus on international relations?

• Will it lead to a merger with the Liberal Democrats?

• Will it be a positive renewal or lead to infighting?

• Will it result in a new sports policy?

What is emphasized as necessary for Britain in the final section?

• A change in the national anthem.

• A new education policy.

• A strong, stable, decisive government.

• A new sports facility.

What is the national interest according to the speaker?

• To have a strong and stable government.

• To increase sports funding.

• To hold more elections.

• To change the Labour Party leader.