Britain and opposition party leaders clash in TV debate before the general election

Britain and opposition party leaders clash in TV debate before the general election.

From the EU-European Union, the biggest controversy, followed by a TV debate between the ruling and conservative Prime Minister Johnson and the largest opposition and labor party leader Corbin before the British general election approaching next week A fierce debate over the withdrawal of.

The British general election is less than a week away from voting on the 12th of next week, and each party continues its last appeal with the biggest issue of leaving the EU.

The last TV debate took place on the 6th before the conservative Prime Minister Johnson and the opposition / labor party Corbin leader voted, and both sides argued over the withdrawal.

Prime Minister Johnson complained of withdrawal by the end of next month, "If the Conservative Party wins a majority of the seats, we can unleash the potential of Britain.

Corbin, on the other hand, insisted, “After negotiating with EU again about the conditions for withdrawal, we will refer to the referendum within six months.

Corbyn's prime minister, who does not clearly indicate whether he agrees or disagrees with the withdrawal, repeatedly criticized the lack of leadership, while Corbin's leader negotiates after the withdrawal with other countries in the free trade agreement Reparations continued, accusing them of trying to enter the British health care system.

Johnson support 52% Survey immediately after debate

In a survey conducted by a major research company targeting over 1,300 people immediately after the TV discussion, 52% answered that Johnson was better, and 48% said that Corbin was better than Johnson. As a result.

Also, in response to the question of which one was better in the discussion about “withdrawal”, Prime Minister Johnson was 62%, and Corbin party leader was 29%, while discussion over “medical system” which is another issue So, Johnson Prime Minister is 38% and Corbin Party Leader is 55%.

Public broadcast BBC said, “Both were the best performances so far,” and “It ’s not a big change in the way the campaign is going, Prime Minister Johnson never failed, and the Corbin leader earns a score. "It was not like that," he said, and the composition of the election campaign in which the ruling party predominates in public opinion polls has not changed since this debate.