Starmer says Labour by-election success in Selby and Ainsty was a “cry for change”

The transcript highlights a historic win for the Labour Party in Selby, marking the first time a 20,000 majority has been overturned in a Tory heartland. The speaker addresses voters, acknowledging their desire for change and promising to deliver on their priorities. The Labour Party is portrayed as having evolved, focusing on jobs, health, and public services. The speech concludes with a call to continue earning voter trust and preparing for the general election.

What significant achievement did the Labour Party accomplish in Selby and Ainsley?

• Winning in a Labour stronghold

• Winning a seat for the first time

• Overturning a 10,000 majority

• Electing the youngest MP

What priorities does the Labour Party focus on according to the speaker?

• International relations and defense

• Jobs, health, and public services

• Technology and innovation

• Environmental policies

How does the speaker describe the Labour Party's ability to win in Tory areas?

• As a result of economic policies

• As a result of listening to voters

• As a rare occurrence

• As a temporary success

What does the speaker emphasize about earning votes?

• Votes are less important than policies

• Votes must be earned continuously

• Votes are influenced by media

• Votes are guaranteed

What is the speaker's vision for the future of the country?

• Maintaining the status quo

• Ensuring public services work well and economic growth

• Focusing on international trade

• Reducing government spending