Sir Keir Starmer speaks at UNISON headquarters

The speaker emphasizes the importance of unity within the party to achieve electoral success. They highlight the need to focus on the future and draw on past radicalism without dismissing previous efforts. The speaker outlines the necessity of a cohesive strategy to win elections and stresses the significance of past achievements, such as the National Health Service and the Good Friday Agreement, as examples of what can be accomplished through unity and determination.

What is the key factor the speaker believes is essential for winning elections?

• Criticizing past governments

• Unity within the party

• Ignoring past election losses

• Focusing on individual strengths

According to the speaker, how should the party approach past Labour governments?

• By drawing on their radicalism

• By ignoring their achievements

• By replicating their exact policies

• By criticizing their failures

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the party's future success?

• A focus on the past

• A radical program for the future

• Maintaining the status quo

• Avoiding manifesto development

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an achievement of past Labour governments?

• Welfare state

• Universal Basic Income

• National Health Service

• Good Friday Agreement

What sentiment does the speaker express about achieving future successes?

• Confident and determined

• Indifferent and passive

• Doubtful and uncertain

• Pessimistic and resigned