Corbyn: Begum is entitled to proper legal representation

The transcript discusses the rights of a British citizen to apply for legal aid, questioning the removal of citizenship and its implications. It emphasizes that creating stateless individuals does not solve problems. If the individual returns, they will face questioning and potential legal action, which is deemed appropriate for gathering intelligence.

What is the primary right discussed in the first section regarding British citizens?

• The right to travel freely

• The right to vote

• The right to free healthcare

• The right to apply for legal aid

What is the speaker's stance on revoking citizenship?

• It is beneficial for national security

• It is a common practice

• It is questionable and wrong

• It is a necessary action

What does the speaker believe about creating stateless individuals?

• It is a legal requirement

• It solves many problems

• It is a humanitarian act

• It does not solve any problems

What might a returning citizen face according to the final section?

• A warm welcome

• Immediate deportation

• Legal questioning and possible action

• Automatic citizenship revocation

What is reaffirmed about the rights of a British national in the last section?

• They must renounce their citizenship

• They have the right to apply for legal aid

• They are exempt from legal questioning

• They have no rights upon return