Interview with Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript highlights the urgent need for climate action, criticizing those who delay rather than deny the crisis. It emphasizes the importance of actions taken between now and 2030. The Labour Party proposes a £30 billion investment to create 400,000 future jobs, contrasting with the Prime Minister's lack of action. The discussion stresses the urgency of the situation, noting that while some damage is irreversible, immediate action can still make a difference. The upcoming COP 26 in Glasgow is seen as a crucial moment for global leadership, with a call for the UK to lead by example and provide clear, actionable plans rather than mere sound bites.

What is the main issue with climate action according to the first section?

• Insufficient funding

• Lack of technology

• Climate delayers

• Climate deniers

What does the Labour Party propose to address the climate crisis?

• Increasing taxes on polluters

• Investing £30 billion in future jobs

• Banning all fossil fuels

• Reducing carbon emissions by 50%

How many jobs does the Labour Party aim to create with their proposed investment?

• 400,000

• 300,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

What is the significance of COP 26 according to the final section?

• It is about implementing the Paris Agreement

• It is a conference to celebrate past achievements

• It is a platform to discuss future climate goals

• It is a meeting to negotiate new climate treaties

What inconsistency is highlighted about the Prime Minister's stance on coal?

• He supports coal mining while advocating for its end

• He has invested in renewable energy

• He has reduced coal imports

• He has banned all coal mining activities