Starmer outlines Labour's Brexit policy and attacks Conservatives on NHS

The transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK, criticizing the performance of recent prime ministers and focusing on Boris Johnson's leadership. It outlines Labour's plan to address Brexit, including a new deal and a referendum. The potential negative consequences of a Tory victory are highlighted, such as a shift to the right and threats to workplace rights and the NHS. The impact of Brexit on international relations, particularly with the US, is also discussed.

What is the Labour party's first action plan if they come into power?

• To increase taxes

• To renegotiate and put a new Brexit deal to a referendum

• To hold a general election

• To form a coalition government

What is a potential risk of Boris Johnson's Brexit deal according to the transcript?

• Increasing manufacturing jobs

• Weakening workplace rights and consumer standards

• Improving environmental protections

• Strengthening ties with the European Union

What does the transcript suggest about the UK's future international relations post-Brexit?

• Pivoting towards the United States

• Strengthening ties with China

• Rejoining the European Union

• Focusing on relationships with small countries

What is a potential consequence of the UK's shift towards the United States?

• Strengthening the NHS

• Selling the NHS

• Improving trade with Europe

• Lowering medicine prices

What does the transcript imply about the price of medicines post-Brexit?

• They will remain the same

• They will be regulated by the EU

• They will decrease significantly

• They will increase, posing a danger to the NHS