Sir Keir Starmer: We have to stop fighting ourselves

The transcript discusses the need to end factionalism within the Labour Party and promote unity and tolerance. It defends the decision to serve in the shadow cabinet under Jeremy Corbyn, emphasizing the importance of having Labour representation in Parliament. The speaker addresses the vilification of Labour leaders by the media, particularly during elections, and stresses the need for accountability and change. The influence of the press and its impact on public perception is highlighted, along with a call for not using media bias as an excuse for electoral losses.

What is the main challenge the Labour Party faces according to the speaker?

• Lack of funding

• Factionalism and internal division

• Poor leadership

• Inadequate policies

Why does the speaker believe it was important to serve in the shadow cabinet?

• To gain personal recognition

• To ensure Labour had a voice on critical issues

• To oppose Jeremy Corbyn

• To avoid media scrutiny

What does the speaker say about the media's treatment of Jeremy Corbyn?

• It had no impact on public opinion

• It was filled with vilification and bile

• It was overly positive

• It was fair and balanced

According to the speaker, what should not be used as an excuse for losing the last general election?

• The vilification by the press

• Inadequate policies

• Lack of funding

• Poor leadership

What concern does the speaker express about Boris Johnson's potential actions?

• Reducing healthcare funding

• Trashing establishments like courts and media

• Increasing taxes

• Improving education policies