U.K.'s Johnson Says Election Is Only Way Forward, EU Debate Must Be Settled

The transcript discusses the UK's Brexit situation, emphasizing the October 31st deadline. It highlights the impact of Parliament's vote on negotiations and presents a choice between the government's plan to exit the EU or allowing others to extend the stay. The speaker criticizes Parliament's decision, which gives the EU control over the timeline, and expresses reluctance for an election but sees it as necessary. The focus should shift from Brexit to addressing national priorities, such as supporting police officers and public services.

What is the speaker's stance on holding an election?

• Wants an election

• Does not want an election

• Is indifferent about an election

• Supports an immediate election

What does the speaker express a desire for the government to focus on?

• Brexit

• Police funding

• International relations

• Economic growth