Theresa May talking to reporters in Cumbria

The transcript covers a discussion with the Prime Minister about the government's focus on creating a country that works for everyone, not just the privileged. It highlights the importance of electing representatives who will work with the government and have the community's interests at heart. The conversation also touches on the political dynamics in the Northwest and the potential for a Tory takeover. The Prime Minister expresses satisfaction with recent victories and addresses questions about a general election.

What is the Prime Minister's main concern according to the speech?

• The actions of the public

• The actions of the media

• The actions of the government

• The actions of the opposition

What does the Prime Minister emphasize about the elected representatives?

• They should focus on environmental issues

• They should work with the Conservative government

• They should prioritize economic growth

• They should focus on international relations

What is the Prime Minister looking forward to regarding Trudy?

• Her visit to the Northwest

• Her meeting with the opposition

• Her arrival in Westminster

• Her speech in the House of Lords

What question is posed to the Prime Minister about the Conservative Party?

• Is this the end of the Conservative Party?

• Is this the beginning of the Tory takeover of the Northwest?

• Is this the start of a new economic policy?

• Is this the end of Brexit negotiations?

How does the Prime Minister feel about the party's reach across the country?

• Very pleased

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Concerned