Jeremy Corbyn addresses rally in Southampton

The transcript discusses the current political climate in the UK, focusing on Tony Blair's perceived irrelevance in modern politics and the Labour Party's stance on remaining in the single market. It highlights Jeremy Corbyn's strategy to strengthen Labour's position by visiting key constituencies and challenging the Conservative government. The narrative emphasizes Labour's momentum and readiness for potential elections, contrasting Corbyn's approach with Blair's past leadership.

What is the general sentiment of Labour supporters towards Tony Blair's involvement in politics?

• They are critical and feel he is irrelevant.

• They are indifferent to his involvement.

• They are supportive and welcome his opinions.

• They believe he should lead the party again.

Why do some Labour supporters believe Tony Blair should not have an opinion on current politics?

• Because he lives abroad.

• Because he has been unreliable in the past.

• Because he is no longer a member of the Labour Party.

• Because he supports the Conservative Party.

What is the Labour Party's position on the single market?

• They want to leave the single market.

• They are undecided about the single market.

• They want to remain in the single market.

• They want to negotiate a new deal.

What is Jeremy Corbyn's plan to strengthen Labour's position?

• To reduce public appearances.

• To form a coalition with the Conservatives.

• To visit constituencies Labour narrowly lost.

• To focus solely on urban areas.

How does Jeremy Corbyn plan to challenge the current government?

• By challenging their record and inequality.

• By ignoring their actions.

• By forming a new political party.

• By supporting their policies.