Jeremy Corbyn: Labour will not enter political pacts in future general election

The speaker expresses determination to fight the upcoming election, emphasizing the need to remove the threat of a no deal Brexit due to its potential negative impact on jobs, living standards, and trade. The speaker urges voting for Labour, highlighting that the election will result in either a Tory or Labour Prime Minister. Labour promises investment in public services, health, and housing, and commits to no alliances with other parties, aiming to win the election across the UK.

What is the speaker's main concern about a no-deal Brexit?

• It will increase taxes.

• It will harm jobs, living standards, and trade.

• It will strengthen the economy.

• It will improve international relations.

According to the speaker, what is necessary to achieve change?

• Changing the government.

• Increasing taxes.

• Forming alliances with other parties.

• Reducing public spending.

What does the speaker say about the options available after a general election?

• There will be a coalition government.

• There will be a Labour or Tory Prime Minister.

• There will be no government.

• There will be a new political party.

What does the speaker promise Labour will deliver on?

• Military expansion.

• Public services, health, and housing.

• Reducing immigration.

• Increasing foreign aid.

What is the speaker's stance on forming pacts with other parties?

• They are open to forming alliances.

• They have already formed alliances.

• They will form pacts only if necessary.

• They will not form any pacts.