Extinction Rebellion protesters express regret at bringing their cause to Jeremy Corbyn's front door

The transcript details a visit to Jeremy Corbyn's home by climate activists who express their admiration for him and their belief in his potential to influence climate change policy. They apologize for the invasion of privacy but emphasize the urgency of their cause. The activists discuss the lack of government transparency on climate issues and the need for significant action. They express emotional conflict about their actions but feel compelled to act due to the pressing nature of climate change.

Why does the speaker feel it is necessary to be outside Jeremy Corbyn's home?

• To address the urgency of climate change

• To blame him for climate change

• To protest against the government

• To express admiration for his leadership

What is the speaker's main concern about being at Jeremy Corbyn's home?

• The invasion of privacy

• The lack of public support

• The possibility of being arrested

• The potential media backlash

How does the speaker feel about the media's treatment of Jeremy Corbyn?

• They feel it is overly harsh

• They think it is too lenient

• They believe it is justified

• They are indifferent to it

What does the speaker criticize about the Labour Party's approach to climate change?

• Their denial of climate issues

• Their insufficient action

• Their excessive spending

• Their collaboration with other parties

What gesture do the speakers hope will engage Jeremy Corbyn?

• A formal letter

• A public rally

• Gifts of chocolate

• A social media campaign