Tony Blair's speech and Q&A on the future of Labour Part 25/36

The transcript discusses the opposition to Tory policies, emphasizing the need for a clear government platform. It highlights the welfare debate and reforms to disability benefits, acknowledging internal conflicts within the Labour Party. The speaker warns against positioning on the traditional left, suggesting it may lead to failure. Finally, the importance of Britain's role in Europe is stressed, criticizing the handling of the Greek crisis and advocating for leadership rather than withdrawal.

What is a key challenge for the opposition when criticizing the Tories?

• Maintaining party unity

• Avoiding media scrutiny

• Gaining public support

• Having a clear government platform

What was a significant outcome of the government's reforms to disability benefits?

• Economic growth

• Improved healthcare

• Major rebellions

• Increased public approval

How does the speaker feel about Britain's involvement in Europe?

• Britain should leave Europe

• Britain should lead in Europe

• Britain should remain neutral

• Britain should focus on domestic issues

What does the speaker believe Europe should focus on?

• Addressing major current issues

• Reforming its structure

• Strengthening its currency

• Expanding its membership

What is the speaker's opinion on holding a referendum about Britain's position in Europe?

• It is irrelevant to current issues

• It will strengthen Britain's position

• It complicates Britain's role

• It is necessary for democracy