David Cameron interview re Labour Reshuffle

Mr. Cameron criticizes Prime Minister Brown's new cabinet for lacking fresh ideas and reshuffling old ministers. He emphasizes the need for change and the Conservative Party's role in providing new direction. Despite polls showing Mr. Brown leading in trust and leadership, Cameron highlights the importance of getting the job done. He criticizes the decision to make the Defence Secretary a part-time role amidst military deployments. Cameron also discusses the Conservative Party's momentum and defections from Labour, asserting they are not on the back foot.

What is Mr. Cameron's main criticism of Prime Minister Brown's new cabinet?

• It includes too many new faces.

• It lacks fresh and exciting ideas.

• It is too focused on economic policies.

• It has too many young ministers.

According to the Sky News poll, in which area does Mr. Cameron lead over Mr. Brown?

• Charisma

• Leadership

• Trust

• Economic policies

What decision regarding the Defence Secretary does Mr. Cameron find extraordinary?

• The Defence Secretary is given a part-time role.

• The Defence Secretary is promoted to Prime Minister.

• The Defence Secretary is replaced by a new minister.

• The Defence Secretary is sent to Iraq.

What trend does Mr. Cameron highlight regarding political defections?

• Conservatives are joining Labour.

• Labour supporters are moving to the Conservatives.

• Liberals are gaining more support.

• There are no significant defections.

How does Mr. Cameron describe the Conservative Party's current state?

• Lacking momentum and ideas.

• Struggling with internal conflicts.

• On the back foot.

• Full of momentum and excitement.