Keir Starmer speaks on Labours brexit plans

The transcript discusses Labour's stance on Brexit, emphasizing a forward-looking approach without rejoining the EU or its single market. It outlines plans for economic growth and investment to overcome stagnation. The speaker highlights Labour's recent electoral gains and the party's mission to create a stronger, inclusive economy across the UK.

What is the Labour Party's position on rejoining the EU single market?

• They are considering it.

• They plan to rejoin soon.

• They are undecided.

• They have ruled it out.

What is the Labour Party's focus instead of reopening past divisions?

• Increasing taxes.

• Rejoining the EU.

• Developing a new trade plan with the EU.

• Reducing public spending.

What does the Labour Party's five-point plan emphasize?

• Rejoining the EU.

• Moving forward and not reopening past divisions.

• Increasing military spending.

• Cutting public services.

What recent political gains has the Labour Party made?

• Winning the general election.

• Losing seats in Parliament.

• Forming a coalition government.

• Gaining ground in local and by-elections.

What is the Labour Party's mission for the economy?

• To reduce the national debt at all costs.

• To create a stronger, more inclusive economy for the entire UK.

• To increase taxes on the middle class.

• To focus only on London and the southeast.