Sunak refuses to say whether he told former aide about election date

The transcript covers a press interaction with the Prime Minister regarding allegations of Tory candidates using insider knowledge to bet on election dates. The Prime Minister expresses anger over the allegations, outlines actions taken, including suspending candidates, and emphasizes the importance of ongoing investigations. The discussion shifts to the election campaign, highlighting the Prime Minister's stance against the Labour Party and the potential consequences of a Labour government. The Prime Minister defends campaign strategies and messaging, stressing the importance of voter awareness.

What action did the Prime Minister take in response to the allegations of insider betting?

• He ignored the allegations.

• He suspended two candidates and initiated internal inquiries.

• He increased the number of candidates.

• He resigned from his position.

Why does the Prime Minister refuse to answer questions about Craig Williams?

• He believes the question is irrelevant.

• He has already answered the question.

• He wants to protect the confidentiality of ongoing investigations.

• He doesn't know Craig Williams.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the Labour Party's potential impact on the country?

• He has no opinion on the matter.

• He thinks they will be beneficial for migration policies.

• He believes they will improve the economy.

• He believes they will be damaging for the country.

What does the Prime Minister want to protect pensioners from?

• Increased healthcare fees

• A retirement tax

• Rising housing prices

• Higher education costs

What does the Prime Minister emphasize about the upcoming election?

• It is a choice about the country's future with severe consequences.

• It is a minor event.

• It is only about local issues.

• It will not affect financial security.