Jeremy Corbyn gives keynote speech on the final day of the Labour conference.

The transcript discusses labor's success in council results, particularly in London and Scotland, emphasizing a message of hope and change. It highlights the party's funding sources, which come from widespread public support rather than questionable donors. The importance of mass membership and community organizers in driving change is underscored. The transcript also addresses media bias against labor, possibly due to the party's stance on tax dodging and accountability, including the Leveson Inquiry.

What is the main contrast between Labour and the Tories as mentioned in the first section?

• Labour is supported by the SNP, while the Tories are not.

• Labour and the Tories both focus on a fairer society.

• Labour focuses on austerity, while the Tories focus on investment.

• Labour emphasizes investment and fairness, while the Tories are associated with austerity.

Where does Labour claim their fundraising money comes from?

• From a few wealthy donors.

• From a shady businessman's club.

• From hundreds of thousands of ordinary people.

• From government grants.

What role do community organizers play in Labour's strategy?

• They manage the party's finances.

• They anchor Labour's activities in people's daily experiences.

• They negotiate with the Tories.

• They organize white tie dinners.

Why might the British press be critical of Labour, according to the third section?

• Because Labour supports tax dodging.

• Because Labour attends many cocktail parties.

• Because Labour plans to clamp down on tax dodging.

• Because Labour is funded by billionaires.

What inquiry is Tom Watson campaigning for?

• An inquiry into the Tories' policies.

• An inquiry into the SNP's activities.

• A second part of the Leveson Meter inquiry.

• An inquiry into Labour's fundraising.