CLEAN:Miliband starts race for Britain's Labour leadership

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's potential to lead social and economic reform, emphasizing the importance of a genuine election contest. It highlights the political shift caused by the Liberal Democrats joining the Conservative government, placing responsibility on Labour to unify center-left opinions. Gordon Brown's significant impact on British politics is acknowledged, and the need for leadership that understands voter behavior is stressed.

What is the Labour Party encouraged to become in the new era?

• A neutral entity

• A party of tradition

• A conservative force

• A movement of real change

What significant political event involved the Liberal Democrats?

• Joining a Conservative government

• Merging with the Green Party

• Forming a coalition with Labour

• Becoming an independent party

What role is the Labour Party expected to play in British politics?

• A unifying force for centre and centre-left opinions

• A divisive entity

• A neutral observer

• A supporter of the Conservative agenda

How did Gordon Brown contribute to the Labour Party in the 1980s?

• He joined the Conservative Party

• He left the party

• He led a rebellion

• He helped save the party

What is emphasized as important for leadership in the final section?

• Ignoring public opinion

• Avoiding change

• Understanding why people didn't vote for the party

• Focusing solely on party members