Gordon Brown Appeals To Labour Voters On EU Referendum - 'In' and 'Out' EU Referendum Campaigns Continue

The transcript discusses the EU referendum, focusing on Labour's campaign challenges and voter concerns. It highlights the need for Labour to take a stronger stance to convince supporters to remain in the EU. Voter concerns include immigration and economic issues, with Labour's strategy involving key figures to sway opinions. The outcome of the referendum remains uncertain, with both sides running out of time.

What is one of the main criticisms of Labour's campaign according to the transcript?

• It focuses too much on immigration.

• It lacks clear statements.

• It is too aggressive.

• It is overly optimistic.

What percentage of Labour supporters are undecided about leaving the EU?

• 19%

• 27%

• 50%

• 35%

What are some reasons mentioned for Labour supporters wanting to leave the EU?

• Increased taxes and poor healthcare

• Improved trade deals

• Better job opportunities abroad

• More immigration and economic insecurity

Who are some of the prominent figures Labour is using to persuade voters?

• David Cameron and Theresa May

• Harriet Harman and Gordon Brown

• Tony Blair and John Major

• Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage

What is a major concern for Labour MPs regarding the referendum?

• The media is biased against them.

• Immigration is dominating the debate.

• The weather is affecting voter turnout.

• The economy is not recovering fast enough.