Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn gives his reaction to the London terror attacks

The transcript covers the reaction to a terrorist attack, highlighting the shock and emergency response. It discusses the political decision to suspend campaigning, emphasizing the importance of democracy. The impact on elections and the need for security measures are considered, along with the unity shown by communities in Manchester and London. The transcript concludes with a focus on political polls and future messaging, stressing the importance of mourning the victims and acknowledging the efforts of emergency services and ordinary citizens.

How did the speaker describe their initial reaction to the terrorist attack?

• Happy and relieved

• Indifferent and calm

• Shocked and horrified

• Confused and uncertain

What decision did the political parties make in response to the attack?

• To increase campaigning

• To change their campaign strategies

• To suspend campaigning temporarily

• To ignore the attack

Why does the speaker believe it is important to continue the democratic process?

• To increase voter turnout

• To support the opposition

• To show resilience against attacks

• To avoid political debates

What does the speaker hope communities will do in response to the attacks?

• Come together in unity

• Remain divided

• Compete with each other

• Ignore the events

What aspect of security does the speaker emphasize as important?

• Stricter immigration laws

• Increased surveillance cameras

• Sufficient police and intelligence

• More military presence