Crime and policing minister continues to back Boris Johnson following 'party' apology

The transcript discusses the speaker's support for the Prime Minister, highlighting his efforts during the pandemic and the challenges faced by society. It mentions the ongoing inquiry into allegations and the need to await its conclusion. The speaker disagrees with calls for the Prime Minister's resignation, emphasizing the importance of the inquiry's findings.

What is the speaker's stance on the Prime Minister's actions over the past couple of years?

• The speaker believes the Prime Minister has failed.

• The speaker supports the Prime Minister's efforts.

• The speaker is indifferent to the Prime Minister's actions.

• The speaker thinks the Prime Minister should resign.

What does the speaker say about the inquiry into the Prime Minister's actions?

• The inquiry is ongoing and its results are awaited.

• The inquiry has already concluded.

• The inquiry is unnecessary.

• The inquiry is biased.

How does the speaker describe the period of the pandemic?

• A time of prosperity.

• A challenging time for society and the police.

• An easy period for everyone.

• A time of political stability.

What is the public's reaction to the allegations made in Downing Street, according to the speaker?

• The public is indifferent.

• The public is supportive.

• The public is confused.

• The public is angry.

What is the speaker's opinion on the call for the Prime Minister's resignation by the leader of the Scottish Tories?

• The speaker believes the Prime Minister should not resign.

• The speaker has no opinion.

• The speaker agrees with the call for resignation.

• The speaker thinks the call is irrelevant.