Neil Kinnock interview on Labour crisis

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership. It highlights community perceptions of Corbyn's credibility and the potential impact on Labour's electoral success. The discussion includes possible actions for Corbyn, such as stepping down or seeking candidacy through constitutional means. The transcript emphasizes the importance of Labour's historical duty to serve working people and the need to avoid party division.

What is the main issue affecting the Labour Party's ability to gain votes under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership?

• Policy disagreements

• Internal party conflicts

• Perception of Corbyn's credibility

• Lack of funding

What are the suggested actions for Jeremy Corbyn to address the leadership challenges?

• Step down or seek re-election

• Change party policies

• Increase party funding

• Form a coalition with another party

What percentage of Labour MPs does Jeremy Corbyn need to support him to be a candidate?

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

• 25%

What is emphasized as crucial for the Labour Party despite leadership challenges?

• Changing the party's name

• Increasing membership

• Staying united and serving the working people

• Winning the next election

What is the historical duty of the Labour Party mentioned in the transcript?

• To expand internationally

• To win every election

• To serve the working people

• To maintain party traditions