Interview with Boris Johnson on the results of the vote of no confidence

The Prime Minister addresses concerns about political support, emphasizing a decisive result that allows the government to focus on key issues. He compares his situation to past leaders like Theresa May and Margaret Thatcher, highlighting a stronger mandate. The focus is on uniting the government and addressing public concerns, such as cost of living and safety. Despite economic challenges like inflation, the Prime Minister is optimistic about leveraging the country's strengths, including low unemployment, to move forward.

What does the Prime Minister believe the recent political result allows the government to do?

• Reduce government spending

• Focus on international relations

• Concentrate on issues that matter to the public

• Increase taxes

How does the Prime Minister view his mandate compared to previous leaders?

• Similar to Margaret Thatcher's

• Less significant than expected

• Stronger than in 2019

• Weaker than Theresa May's

What is one of the key actions the Prime Minister wants to take following the political result?

• Cut down on healthcare services

• Expand the education budget

• Focus on public safety by deploying more police

• Increase military spending

What economic challenge does the Prime Minister acknowledge the country is facing?

• Rising interest rates

• Decreasing GDP

• Global inflationary pressures

• High unemployment rates

What does the Prime Minister suggest is a natural strength of the country?

• High GDP growth

• Low unemployment since 1974

• Advanced technological sector

• Strong military presence