Speech soundbites - Jeremy Corbyn endorsed as Labour Leader by half of UB40, Robin Campbell

The video discusses a new arts policy aimed at fostering creativity in everyone. It highlights the challenges posed by funding cuts to the Arts Council, leading to disparities in arts funding across regions. The policy advocates for equal access to cultural resources, proposes reversing cuts, and introduces initiatives like a national creative apprenticeship service. It emphasizes the economic benefits of investing in the arts and calls for making museums accessible to all. The video also supports including dance and drama in the national curriculum.

What is the main reason for the disparity in arts funding between inner and outer London?

• Outer London receives more government support.

• Inner London has fewer theaters and galleries.

• Outer London has more theaters and galleries.

• Inner London has more national theaters and galleries.

What is a key principle of the proposed arts policy?

• Creativity should be limited to professional artists.

• Only musicians should benefit from arts funding.

• Only adults should have access to creative opportunities.

• Everyone has a right to be creative.

What economic benefit is associated with investing in creative industries?

• It generates at least an equal amount in economic return.

• It only benefits the arts sector.

• It has no impact on the economy.

• It leads to a decrease in national revenue.

What is the proposed solution to help young people gain experience in the music industry?

• Increase funding for private music lessons.

• Introduce a national creative apprenticeship service.

• Provide free musical instruments to all students.

• Limit music education to urban areas.

Why is it important for museums to remain accessible to all?

• They are only valuable to tourists.

• They should only be accessible to art students.

• They contain public donations meant for everyone.

• They are privately owned and should charge entry fees.