Prime Minister Boris Johnson's final day of campaigning

The transcript covers political discussions in the West Midlands and Hartlepool, highlighting the challenges faced by the Conservative party. It also addresses the potential for a second Scottish independence referendum, emphasizing the need to focus on economic recovery post-pandemic. Lastly, it discusses the importance of social care, the impact of the pandemic on this sector, and the government's commitment to funding and future proposals.

What is the main challenge for the Conservative party in Hartlepool?

• The majority of voters are undecided.

• The local government is very supportive of the Conservative party.

• It has never been a Conservative seat since its inception.

• It has been a Conservative seat for many years.

What is the stance on holding a second referendum in Scotland?

• It is scheduled for next year.

• It has already been decided to proceed.

• It is considered a priority for the UK.

• It is seen as reckless and irresponsible at this time.

Why is social care considered a significant issue for local government?

• It involves significant costs and responsibilities.

• It requires minimal funding.

• It is fully funded by the central government.

• It is not a priority for the government.

How has the pandemic affected the perception of social care workers?

• It has led to a decrease in funding for social care.

• It has shown their work to be less important.

• It has highlighted their amazing contributions to society.

• It has reduced the need for social care services.

What is the government's plan regarding social care funding?

• To maintain the current level of funding.

• To bring forward new proposals for long-term funding.

• To leave it to local councils to decide.

• To reduce investment in social care.