Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband makes speech in defence of his leadership at Senate House.

The speaker reflects on the importance of resilience and belief in leadership. They emphasize that true belief is not driven by entitlement or tradition but by a vision for change. The speaker shares personal insights on the challenges faced as a leader and the need for a strong conviction to drive meaningful change in the country.

What is the main theme introduced by the speaker in the beginning?

• The value of teamwork

• The role of education

• The significance of resilience and strength

• The importance of kindness

According to the speaker, what is essential for someone in a leadership role?

• A sense of humor

• A strong educational background

• Resilience and thick skin

• A large network of contacts

What does the speaker suggest is not a valid basis for belief in leadership?

• A sense of entitlement

• A desire for change

• A commitment to teamwork

• A focus on innovation

What drives the speaker's belief in their mission?

• A longing for recognition

• A wish to maintain tradition

• A need for personal success

• A desire to change the country

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a driver for belief in leadership?

• Entitlement

• Innovation

• Tradition

• Change