Labour Conference 2016 - Jeremy Corbyn clashes with MP's over Immigration

The transcript covers the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, highlighting Jeremy Corbyn's efforts to transition from a protester to a potential Prime Minister. It discusses internal party tensions, the need for unity, and the role of trade unions. Corbyn plans to reinstate the Migration fund and prepare for a possible early election. The conference is marked by debates over internal rule changes, with trade unions playing a crucial role in shaping the party's direction.

What is the main focus of Jeremy Corbyn's speech at the Labour conference?

• Discussing healthcare reforms

• Announcing a new education policy

• Reinstating the Migration fund

• Introducing tax cuts

What role is Tom Watson playing at the Labour conference?

• Leading the conference

• Brokering peace within the party

• Announcing new policies

• Organizing the event

What is a major concern for Caroline Flint regarding the Labour party?

• The party's financial issues

• The absence of trade union support

• The lack of new policies

• The focus on internal structures

How do the Corbyn loyal unions plan to influence the Labour party?

• By organizing protests

• By playing a bigger role as peacekeepers

• By funding election campaigns

• By drafting new policies

What is the Labour party's challenge according to the final section?

• Reducing internal conflicts

• Increasing membership

• Improving financial stability

• Reaching beyond its base