Boris Johnson refuses to back a specific Tory leader candidate

The transcript discusses the responsibilities of the Prime Minister during a contest, emphasizing the importance of continuing government functions. It highlights the role of science and technology in ensuring a bright future and uses the zebrafish embryo as an example of efficient model systems. The speaker stresses the need to maintain the UK's status as a science superpower.

What is the speaker's stance on the ongoing contest?

• They are indifferent to it.

• They prefer not to influence it.

• They want to actively participate.

• They are against it.

Why does the speaker mention zebrafish embryos?

• To highlight a new government policy.

• To illustrate the efficiency of model systems in research.

• To discuss a recent scientific discovery.

• To criticize current research methods.

What is the speaker's view on the future of science and technology?

• It is uncertain and risky.

• It is one of the many things that will ensure a bright future.

• It is not a priority for the government.

• It is solely dependent on international collaboration.

What is the speaker's main focus in the government's program?

• Reducing taxes for citizens.

• Improving healthcare systems.

• Enhancing international trade relations.

• Restoring the UK's status as a science superpower.

How does the speaker view the decisions made by the parliamentary party?

• As beneficial for the government's program.

• As irrelevant to their duties.

• As having inevitable consequences.

• As having no impact on their role.