Angela Eagle Interview Regarding Jeremy Corbyn Being Automatically on Ballot

The transcript covers a discussion on whether Mr. Corbyn should automatically be on the ballot in a leadership contest, highlighting the role of the National Executive Committee (NEC) in rule interpretation. It addresses the challenges of leadership support within the Labour Party, the speaker's personal record, and future prospects. The importance of grassroots support and new memberships is emphasized, along with a discussion on voting rights for new members. The conversation concludes with a call for a united Labour Party post-Brexit.

Who is responsible for deciding if Mr. Corbyn should automatically be on the ballot in a leadership contest?

• The Labour Party Members

• The Speaker of the House

• The National Executive Committee

• The Prime Minister

What historical event is referenced regarding the Labour Party leadership rules?

• Tony Benn's challenge to Neil Kinnock

• Margaret Thatcher's resignation

• The formation of the Liberal Democrats

• The Brexit referendum

What percentage did the speaker achieve in the first round of the deputy leader race?

• 20%

• 25%

• 16%

• 30%

What is the speaker's main argument for their potential success in future contests?

• Their success in prime ministers questions

• Their role in the Brexit negotiations

• Their experience in the private sector

• Their support from the Prime Minister

Who decides if new Labour Party members can vote in leadership contests?

• The Prime Minister

• The National Executive Committee

• The Speaker of the House

• The Labour Party Members