Jeremy Corbyn gives keynote speech on the final day of the Labour conference. Part 16

The transcript discusses the implications of Tory Brexit plans, highlighting concerns over pensions, workers' rights, and the NHS. It contrasts this with Labour's strategy to secure a beneficial Brexit deal that meets the country's needs. Labour opposes a no-deal Brexit and is prepared to push for a general election if necessary. The transcript emphasizes the importance of negotiation and cooperation, outlining conditions under which Labour would support a Brexit deal, including a customs union and protection of jobs and standards.

What are the concerns raised about the potential impact of Brexit on workers' rights?

How does the speaker describe Jacob Rees-Mogg's views on Brexit?

What is Labour's stance on the Checkers plan and leaving the EU with no deal?

What conditions does the speaker outline for supporting a Brexit deal?

What does the speaker suggest will happen if the government fails to reach a deal?