Labour leader Starmer calls for tougher Russia sanctions

The transcript covers discussions on the need for tougher sanctions against Russia due to its aggression towards Ukraine, the effectiveness of Western diplomatic efforts, and the potential recall of Parliament in case of an invasion. It also addresses the issue of threats against politicians, particularly women, and the responsibility of political leaders to maintain integrity in debates. Additionally, it touches on the Labour Party's internal issues and the challenges faced by the Union, especially in Scotland.

What is the main reason for advocating tougher sanctions against Russia?

• To show unity among allies and support Ukraine

• To divide the United Kingdom

• To weaken the sovereignty of Ukraine

• To support Russian aggression

What was Ben Wallace's comment about the situation in Ukraine referring to?

• The success of Western diplomatic efforts

• The futility of Western diplomatic efforts

• The strength of Russian diplomacy

• The unity of Western leaders

Why is it important for Parliament to be recalled in case of an invasion?

• To support Russian actions

• To ensure a divided response

• To have a swift and strong united response

• To delay any action

What is the main concern regarding online threats against politicians?

• They are a common issue affecting many politicians, especially women

• They are a result of the Prime Minister's remarks

• They are not a significant issue

• They are only directed at male politicians

What is the current status of Jeremy Corbyn within the Labour Party?

• He is the leader of the Labour Party

• He has been reinstated with full support

• He remains off the whip due to his response to the anti-Semitism report

• He is preparing for the next general election