Jeremy Corbyn Interview With 'Sophy Ridge on Sunday'

The transcript discusses the Brexit process, focusing on Article 50 and the parliamentary process involved. It highlights the confidence in winning upcoming elections in Copeland and Stoke, emphasizing the party's stance on key issues like the NHS, housing, jobs, and the economy. The discussion also covers the contributions of European immigrants to the UK, particularly in the NHS, and the need for local authority support.

What is the initial step in the parliamentary process for the Brexit bill?

• A committee review

• A royal assent

• A second reading vote

• A public referendum

How does the party feel about their chances in the upcoming by-elections?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Confident and prepared

• Pessimistic and doubtful

• Uncertain and worried

Which issues are the party focusing on for the by-elections?

• NHS, housing, jobs, and industry

• Education, tourism, and agriculture

• Technology, environment, and sports

• Defense, foreign policy, and trade

What is the party's view on European immigrants in the UK?

• They are a burden on the economy

• They should be restricted from entering

• They should be deported immediately

• They have made significant contributions

What support do local authorities need according to the party?

• More funding for infrastructure

• Assistance to manage community changes

• Better educational resources

• Increased police presence