Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer MP visits Stevenage ahead of local elections

The transcript discusses the need for transparency in politics, Labour's strategy for local elections, and critiques the government's focus on defending policies rather than addressing public concerns like energy bills and taxes. It highlights Labour's goals to increase vote share and discusses the potential by-election in Wakefield. The status of Jeremy Corbyn within the Labour Party is also addressed.

What is the speaker's stance on transparency in the political process?

• It should be limited to protect sensitive information.

• Maximum transparency is essential.

• Transparency is not a priority.

• Transparency should be decided by local authorities.

What are the main concerns of the public according to the speaker?

• Foreign policy and defense

• Education and healthcare

• Energy bills and increased taxes

• Transportation and infrastructure

What is the Labour party's strategy for the upcoming elections?

• To reduce campaign spending

• To present a strong argument and increase vote share

• To focus on international relations

• To maintain the status quo

What is the situation with the Tory MP in Wakefield?

• The MP has joined the Labour party.

• The MP has resigned and a by-election is scheduled.

• The MP has not resigned despite saying he would.

• The MP is running for re-election.

What is the speaker's position on Jeremy Corbyn's future in the Labour party?

• There is a clear process in place, and no further comments can be made.

• He has been expelled from the party permanently.

• He will lead the party in the next election.

• He will definitely be a candidate in the next election.