Liz Kendall MP at Campaigning Event

The speech addresses the Labour leadership campaign, highlighting the challenges the new leader will face, such as uniting the party and opposing the Tories. It emphasizes the need for reflection on the leadership contest, noting Jeremy Corbyn's impact in mobilizing people. The speech calls for continued political debate within the Labour movement, referencing past reforms and the need for a modern, electable party.

What is the primary challenge for the Labour Party leader elected on Saturday?

• To ignore the opposition parties

• To maintain the status quo within the party

• To lead the party after a divisive contest

• To focus solely on internal party issues

What significant impact did Jeremy Corbyn's campaign have during the leadership contest?

• It was largely ignored by the public

• It caused a split within the party

• It mobilized and energized a large number of people

• It led to a decrease in party membership

What has been simmering for many years within the Labour Party?

• A focus on economic policies

• A debate about the party's purpose and values

• A shift towards environmental issues

• A move to increase party funding

When was the last significant debate about the Labour Party's purpose before the current leadership contest?

• 20 years ago

• In 2010

• In 1997

• In 2005

What does the speaker suggest was lacking after the Labour Party's election in 1997?

• Efforts to increase party membership

• Serious political debate within the movement

• Focus on international relations

• Investment in technology