Labour Party Conference - Calls to debate Brexit

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's internal debates over Brexit, focusing on whether to adopt a tougher remain stance. Campaigners push for staying in the single market and customs union, while others argue this contradicts the referendum result. Jeremy Corbyn's leadership faces challenges as motions are filed demanding a change in Brexit strategy. The debate highlights differing post-Brexit approaches within the party, with concerns about job protection and freedom of movement. The conference will address these issues, reflecting the party's internal divisions.

What are the campaigners within the Labour Party advocating for regarding Brexit?

• Leaving the EU without a deal

• A second referendum on Brexit

• Joining the European Economic Area

• A stronger remain stance

Why do some argue that remaining in the Single Market is incompatible with Brexit?

• It contradicts the original referendum result

• It would lead to economic instability

• It is not supported by any political party

• It would require a new referendum

What is Jeremy Corbyn's position on the post-Brexit transition period?

• Immediate exit from all EU agreements

• A status quo transition period

• A hard Brexit with no transition

• Rejoining the EU

What is the main concern of campaigners regarding the language of the composite motion at the Labour Party conference?

• It may not be understood by members

• It might be too aggressive

• It could be watered down

• It might not be legally binding

What is the potential impact of the Labour Party conference debate on Brexit?

• It could lead to a split in the party

• It might change the party's stance on Brexit

• It will have no impact

• It could result in a new party leader