Interview with Labour's Owen Smith MP

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's goal to form a government and the challenges it faces, including a lack of credibility and deep divisions. The speaker emphasizes the need to heal divisions within the party and gain union support to become a credible opposition to the Tories. Confidence in winning the contest and restoring faith in the Labour Party is highlighted.

What is the primary goal of the Labour Party according to the speaker?

• To focus on international relations

• To support the Tories

• To win power and address national issues

• To maintain the status quo

What does the speaker believe is necessary to heal the divisions within the Labour Party?

• Relying on external consultants

• Focusing solely on grassroots support

• Gaining support from the Parliamentary Labour Party

• Ignoring the divisions

According to the speaker, what has Jeremy Corbyn lost?

• The support of the grassroots

• The media's attention

• The backing of the Tories

• The faith of the Parliamentary Labour Party

What does the speaker express confidence in regarding the leadership contest?

• Avoiding union involvement

• Winning significant support

• Losing the contest

• Gaining media attention

Who does the speaker believe will ultimately decide the future of the Labour Party?

• International allies

• The media

• The grassroots and union affiliates

• The Tories