Interview with Tom Watson, Labour deputy leader at Labour Vote Remain event

The transcript discusses the Labour campaign's focus on encouraging supporters to vote remain in the EU referendum. It highlights concerns about workers' rights being threatened if the UK leaves the EU, and the need to clarify the immigration debate. The Labour campaign aims to differentiate itself from other political figures and focus on a positive message about the benefits of the EU.

What is the primary focus of Labour's campaign in the 17 days leading up to June 23rd?

• To support the Leave campaign

• To promote a new economic policy

• To ensure Labour supporters vote to remain in the EU

• To organize a protest against the government

Which rights does the speaker believe are under threat if the UK leaves the EU?

• Educational rights

• Property rights

• Workers' rights

• Voting rights

According to the speaker, what misconception is the Leave campaign promoting?

• That the referendum is about healthcare

• That the referendum is about environmental issues

• That the referendum is about immigration to Britain

• That the referendum is about economic policies

What does the speaker suggest Labour needs to do regarding the issue of immigration?

• Provide facts and a positive campaign

• Focus solely on it

• Ignore it completely

• Change their stance on immigration

Why does the speaker prefer not to share a platform with David Cameron and George Osborne?

• They are not well-known figures

• They support the Leave campaign

• They want to take away workers' rights

• They are from a different political party