Jeremy Corbyn speaking at campaign event

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's efforts to change its direction and expand its campaign across Britain. It reflects on the party's defeat in the general election, which led to a Tory government implementing austerity measures. The transcript highlights a shift in the Labour Party's stance, rejecting the previous acceptance of austerity and focusing on opposing cuts that affect the poorest, while addressing tax avoidance by the wealthy.

What was the Labour Party's main goal after their defeat in the general election?

• To support the Tory government's policies

• To focus solely on internal party matters

• To maintain the status quo

• To change the party's direction and expand their campaign

What was the impact of the Tory government's welfare reform bill?

• It targeted the poorest and most vulnerable in society

• It aimed to cut £12 billion from the wealthiest

• It was widely supported by all political parties

• It increased funding for public services

How did the Labour Party initially respond to the welfare reform bill?

• They proposed an alternative bill

• They opposed it strongly

• They fully supported it

• They abstained from voting

What change in stance did the Labour Party adopt regarding public expenditure cuts?

• They accepted the cuts as necessary

• They rejected the cuts affecting the poorest

• They proposed even more cuts

• They decided to ignore the issue

What issue did the Panama Papers highlight that the Labour Party is now addressing?

• Expansion of the Labour Party's campaign

• Support for the welfare reform bill

• Tax avoidance by the wealthiest

• Increased public spending