Starmer insists Labour ‘has changed’ amid Rochdale candidate row

The transcript discusses the role of Parliament in representing constituencies, a controversy involving a Labour candidate, and the decisive actions taken by the leadership. It highlights the changes made in the Labour Party to address issues like anti-Semitism and emphasizes the party's commitment to serving working people.

What is the primary role of a representative in Parliament according to the speaker?

• To oppose the opposition party

• To represent the interests of their constituents

• To make laws for the country

• To support the ruling party

What prompted the speaker to take decisive action regarding a Labour candidate?

• A directive from the government

• A request from the constituents

• New information about the candidate

• A change in party leadership

What significant action did the speaker take during a by-election?

• Formed a coalition with another party

• Changed the election rules

• Withdrew support for a Labour candidate

• Supported a new candidate

What was the speaker's first goal as Labour leader?

• To eradicate anti-Semitism from the party

• To win the next general election

• To increase party membership

• To reduce taxes for working people

What is the ultimate aim of the changes brought about by the speaker in the Labour Party?

• To align with international policies

• To reduce party expenses

• To serve the interests of working people

• To gain more seats in Parliament