Starmer declines to say whether Labour would work with SNP on new ceasefire motion

The transcript discusses recent events in Parliament, focusing on the Labour Party's stance and actions. The main emphasis is on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, advocating for an immediate ceasefire and a two-state solution. The discussion also touches on political collaboration with the Scottish National Party to address the crisis. The speaker concludes with a call to action to make the parliamentary motion a reality.

What was the speaker's main focus during the discussion?

• The parliamentary process

• The situation in Gaza

• The Labour Party's internal issues

• The Scottish National Party's debate

What did the parliamentary motion call for?

• A change in leadership

• An immediate humanitarian ceasefire

• A new election

• A financial aid package

Which political solution is mentioned as the only way out of the crisis?

• A diplomatic boycott

• A military intervention

• A one-state solution

• A two-state solution

What role does the Scottish National Party play in the discussion?

• They are mediating between parties

• They are opposing the ceasefire

• They are asking for a debate

• They are leading the humanitarian efforts

What is the speaker's view on the urgency of the situation?

• It can be addressed later

• It is not a priority

• It is urgent and requires immediate action

• It should be handled by other countries