I have never placed a political bet, says Sir Keir Starmer

Kevin Craig discusses the issue of candidates involved in betting and contrasts his decisive actions with Rishi Sunak's delayed response. He emphasizes the need for leadership that takes swift action and shares his personal stance against political betting. Craig argues that the problem lies with politicians, not the rules, and highlights public discontent with insider dealings in the Tory party.

What action does the speaker claim to take if any of their candidates are investigated for gambling?

• Consult with party leaders

• Wait for public opinion

• Remove them immediately

• Suspend them after a thorough investigation

How does the speaker contrast their actions with those of Rishi Sunak?

• By highlighting Sunak's quick response

• By agreeing with Sunak's methods

• By praising Sunak's leadership

• By emphasizing Sunak's inaction

What choice does the speaker suggest is available at the upcoming general election?

• Choosing between two similar political parties

• Selecting a new international ally

• Continuing with the current governance or opting for change

• Deciding on a new economic policy

What is the speaker's personal stance on political betting?

• They have placed several political bets

• They only bet on horses

• They think political betting should be encouraged

• They believe political betting is essential

According to the speaker, what is the real problem with political betting?

• The rules governing betting

• The media's portrayal

• The politicians themselves

• The public's perception