Abbott and McDonnell urge Starmer to ‘come off the fence’ over strikes

The speaker argues that Labour MPs should support the RMT and join picket lines, emphasizing the importance of following one's conscience and supporting working people who seek protection, not excessive demands. The speaker calls on Kier Starmer and other MPs to take a clear stance in favor of the RMT's justifiable dispute.

What is the speaker's main argument regarding Labour MPs and the RMT?

• Labour MPs should oppose the RMT.

• Labour MPs should support the RMT.

• Labour MPs should remain neutral.

• Labour MPs should focus on other issues.

What does the speaker suggest Labour MPs should do if they believe the RMT's dispute is justified?

• Stay silent on the issue.

• Criticize the RMT.

• Support the RMT.

• Ignore the dispute.

What does the speaker believe Labour MPs should follow when deciding their stance on the RMT dispute?

• Party directives

• Public opinion

• Their conscience

• Media reports

Who does the speaker specifically mention should come off the fence and support working people?

• The Speaker of the House

• The Chancellor

• The Prime Minister

• Kier Starmer

According to the speaker, what are working people asking for?

• More holidays

• Higher wages

• New leadership

• Protection