Labour Conference - Preview of Corbyn's speech

The transcript discusses Jeremy Corbyn's influence on the Labour Party, highlighting his agenda for public ownership and tax reforms. Despite his popularity, Corbyn expresses discomfort with the adulation. The Labour Party positions itself as a government-in-waiting, ready to replace Theresa May, and criticizes her Brexit handling. The party emphasizes a return to traditional Labour values, with new ideas emerging from fringe events. Corbyn's appeal is attributed to his vision for a society meeting people's needs. Internal party dynamics show a ceasefire between factions, with debates on strategy continuing. Labour's discipline has been restored, enhancing its credibility as a governing party.

What is one of the key elements of Jeremy Corbyn's agenda for the Labour Party?

• Reducing public ownership

• Promoting public ownership

• Increasing tax cuts

• Decreasing state-led investment

How does Jeremy Corbyn feel about the adulation he receives?

• He actively seeks it

• He feels embarrassed

• He enjoys it

• He is indifferent

What is the focus of the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership?

• Maintaining New Labour's soft right politics

• Returning to true Labour values

• Focusing on individualism

• Adopting a centrist approach

What has been the impact of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership on new Labour Party members?

• They feel energized and empowered

• They are indifferent

• They feel disempowered

• They are leaving the party

What has been restored within the Labour Party, allowing the leader to focus on his message?

• Party discipline

• Internal conflict

• Public ownership

• Tax cuts