Keir Starmer uses Labour conference speech to set out case for Remain vote

The transcript discusses the need for a public decision on Brexit, proposing a referendum with options to remain in the EU or leave with the best deal possible. The Labour Party commits to legislating for a referendum within six months of taking power, advocating for remaining and reforming the EU. The speaker emphasizes the importance of radical reform and leading Europe as the largest Socialist Party.

What is the primary reason for proposing a public referendum on Brexit?

• To avoid international criticism

• To strengthen the current government's position

• To ensure public consent on the final decision

• To delay the Brexit process

What does the Labour Party promise to do if they come to power?

• Ignore the Brexit issue

• Negotiate a new deal with the EU

• Cancel Brexit immediately

• Hold a referendum within six months

What message does the Labour Party convey to those wanting a final say on Brexit?

• Vote Conservative

• Vote Green

• Vote Labour

• Vote Liberal Democrat

What is the Labour Party's stance on the EU?

• Leave and negotiate a new deal

• Remain without changes

• Leave without a deal

• Remain and reform

What role does the Labour Party aim to play in Europe?

• A passive observer

• A leading force for social reform

• A critic of EU policies

• A supporter of the status quo