Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson raises concerns over a 'secret plan to take over the Labour party'

The transcript discusses a covert plan by John Landsman, head of Momentum, to take over the Labour Party. The plan involves channeling funds from Unite the Union, changing leadership nomination requirements, and organizing parliamentary selections. Concerns are raised about the plan's secrecy and its potential to distract from broader political issues like Brexit and national security.

What was John Landsman's initial strategy to take over the Labour Party?

• By increasing membership fees

• By collaborating with other political parties

• By channeling funds from Unite the Union

• By forming a new political party

What change did Landsman propose regarding leadership nominations?

• Introducing a public voting system

• Increasing the number of nominations required

• Reducing the number of nominations required

• Eliminating the nomination process

What was one of the concerns about the takeover plan?

• It would increase party membership

• It might distract from national issues

• It could improve international relations

• It could lead to financial instability

What was the potential impact of the takeover plan on young Momentum members?

• They would gain more political power

• They might be involved in covert plans

• They would receive financial benefits

• They would be excluded from the party

What national issue was mentioned as a potential distraction from the takeover plan?

• Environmental concerns

• Brexit negotiations

• Education policy

• Healthcare reform