Interview with Jeremy Corbyn on his reaction to the terror attacks in Catalonia

The transcript discusses a tragic incident involving a vehicle attack in Europe, highlighting the quick response of emergency services. It explores the targeting of cities, the need for improved security and intelligence, and debates the introduction of stricter vehicle rental laws. The importance of police presence and community relations is emphasized, suggesting more officers are needed to ensure safety.

What was the immediate reaction of the Spanish authorities to the vehicle attack?

• They responded quickly with emergency services.

• They evacuated the city.

• They ignored the incident.

• They delayed their response.

Why are cities considered targets for vehicle attacks?

• They have no security measures.

• They are densely populated and have tourist hotspots.

• They lack police presence.

• They are easy to navigate.

What is a suggested measure to prevent vehicle attacks in cities?

• Increasing the number of traffic lights.

• Improving intelligence and intervention strategies.

• Banning all vehicles.

• Reducing the number of tourists.

What is a potential downside of making it harder to hire vans at short notice?

• It would lead to more traffic congestion.

• It would make vans more expensive.

• It would increase vehicle theft.

• It could disrupt normal business activities.

What is emphasized as crucial for community safety in the UK?

• More streetlights.

• More traffic cameras.

• Increased number of community support officers.

• Fewer police officers.