Ed Miliband Calls on Labour to Modernise & Unite

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's need for change to regain power, emphasizing a more outward-looking and comprehensive approach. It highlights the importance of leadership in choosing a shadow cabinet and the challenges faced in implementing changes. The historical context of Tony Blair's leadership and his decision to move away from traditional adherence is also mentioned.

What is the main message regarding the Labour Party's strategy to regain power?

• Power will come automatically with time.

• The party needs to change and be more outward-looking.

• The party should focus on internal matters.

• The party should maintain its current approach.

What does the leadership want concerning the shadow cabinet?

• To have no shadow cabinet at all.

• To choose the shadow cabinet themselves.

• To have the public elect the shadow cabinet.

• To have MPs elect the shadow cabinet.

What should be the focus of every party member according to the leadership?

• The party's historical traditions.

• The selection of the shadow cabinet.

• The internal party elections.

• The general election and the public.

How is the leadership selection process compared in the transcript?

• To a democratic election.

• To a football manager picking a team.

• To a chess game.

• To a corporate board meeting.

What significant change did Tony Blair make as an opposition leader?

• He increased the number of MPs.

• He reduced the party's focus on elections.

• He removed a historic clause from the party's adherence.

• He changed the party's name.