Leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn speaks at the annual Confederation of British Industry (CBI) conference held in

Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the opposition, addresses a business conference, outlining Labour's plans for the economy. He emphasizes collaboration with businesses to build a stronger economy and clarifies that he is not anti-business. Corbyn promises significant investment, a well-educated workforce, and improved infrastructure if Labour wins the upcoming election, highlighting the election's importance in shaping the country's future.

Who is introduced at the beginning of the speech?

• Theresa May

• Jeremy Corbyn

• David Cameron

• Boris Johnson

What does Jeremy Corbyn emphasize about the upcoming election?

• It is less important than previous elections.

• It is only about local issues.

• It will shape the country for a generation.

• It is a routine election with no special significance.

What is Jeremy Corbyn's stance on business?

• He is against all forms of business.

• He supports poverty pay.

• He believes in fair taxation and prosperity for all regions.

• He only supports large corporations.

What does Corbyn promise if a Labour government is elected?

• Less investment in infrastructure.

• Higher taxes for small businesses.

• A decrease in educational standards.

• More investment and a well-educated workforce.

What infrastructure improvement does Corbyn mention?

• Better public transport

• Full fibre broadband

• New highways

• More airports