UK party leaders set their plans for the upcoming election

The transcript discusses the upcoming election campaign, focusing on Brexit's influence. Nigel Farage will not run as a candidate but will be active in the campaign. Boris Johnson is firm on no further Brexit delays but open to extending the transition period. The Tories plan to end a benefits freeze, which Jeremy Corbyn criticizes. Opinion polls show the Tories leading, while the Lib Dems, Plaid Cymru, and the Green Party form a Remain alliance. Parliament will elect a new speaker, and the campaign will formally start, leading to polling day on December 12th.

What is Nigel Farage's plan for the upcoming election campaign?

• To support the Tory party

• To travel around the country

• To focus on international politics

• To run as a candidate in a constituency

What is Boris Johnson's position on the Brexit transition period?

• He plans to cancel it altogether

• He sees no reason to extend it

• He is open to extending it beyond January 31st

• He wants to extend it indefinitely

What is the Tory party's plan regarding the benefits freeze?

• To reduce welfare payments

• To increase the freeze by 5%

• To end the freeze next April

• To continue the freeze indefinitely

What criticism does Jeremy Corbyn have about the benefits freeze?

• It has improved public services

• It has been beneficial for the economy

• It has been in place since 2010

• It has reduced poverty levels

Which party is expected to be the main 'remain' party in most constituencies?

• The Conservative Party

• The Green Party

• The Labour Party

• The Liberal Democrats