Lord Howard makes a comparison between the Gibraltar Brexit row and the Falklands War

The transcript discusses the unwavering support of the British government for Gibraltar, drawing parallels to a historical event 35 years ago when a British Prime Minister sent a task force to protect British citizens. It expresses confidence that the current Prime Minister will demonstrate similar determination in supporting Gibraltar.

What is the main point the speaker makes about the government's stance on Gibraltar?

• The government plans to negotiate Gibraltar's status.

• The government is indifferent to Gibraltar's situation.

• The government will stand by Gibraltar.

• The government is uncertain about its position.

Which historical event does the speaker reference?

• A peace treaty with Gibraltar.

• A trade agreement with a Spanish-speaking country.

• A task force sent to defend British people.

• A Prime Minister's visit to Gibraltar.

Who was the Prime Minister mentioned in the historical reference?

• A male Prime Minister.

• A Prime Minister from Spain.

• A female Prime Minister.

• A Prime Minister from Gibraltar.

What is the speaker's view on the current Prime Minister's actions?

• The current Prime Minister will likely ignore Gibraltar.

• The current Prime Minister is undecided about Gibraltar.

• The current Prime Minister will show the same resolve as before.

• The current Prime Minister will change Gibraltar's status.

What is the speaker's tone regarding the government's support for Gibraltar?

• Critical

• Indifferent

• Confident

• Doubtful