Parliament should be informed in the event of a sustained military operation, says Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript covers several key topics: the Labour Party's commitment to mental health and suicide prevention, including the appointment of Luciana Berger to lead a review; a reaction to the tragic deaths of individuals attempting to cross the Channel; a discussion on the Labour Party's stance on military action and the need for parliamentary involvement; and an analysis of global instability, emphasizing the need for strong leadership from Britain in international conflicts.

What major review is Luciana Berger going to lead for the Labour Party?

How does the speaker react to the news of people dying while trying to cross the Channel?

What is the difference between a limited operation and a sustained campaign according to the speaker?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for strong leadership from Britain?

In what context does the speaker mention the need for cooperation and collaboration?